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Children may benefit from school-based mental health services

Children may benefit from school-based mental health services Researchers tied school-based mental health services delivered by teachers a…

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When Chicago cut down on suspensions, students saw test scores and attendance rise, study finds

When Chicago cut down on suspensions, students saw test scores and attendance rise, study finds BY MATT BARNUM  -  21 HOURS AGO Students m…

Started by Michael Keany in Reports/Research/Dissertation Summaries

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How Young Is Too Young for Protest? A National Gun-Violence Walkout Tests Schools

How Young Is Too Young for Protest? A National Gun-Violence Walkout Tests Schools By STEPHANIE SAUL and ANEMONA HARTOCOLLISMARCH 13, 2018…

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Addressing the Needs of Students with Limited and Interrupted Formal Education

Addressing the Needs of Students with Limited and Interrupted Formal Education Jennifer Dines, NBCTFebruary 26, 2018 National Board for Pr…

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Why crisis PD is needed for all school employees

Why crisis PD is needed for all school employees (Pixabay) Every employee in the school building -- not just the principal -- needs…

Started by Michael Keany in Thought Provoking

0 Mar 11, 2018

How do noncognitive skills affect outcomes?

How do noncognitive skills affect outcomes? Click on link above to read the full article (Pixabay) Early research about how noncogn…

Started by Michael Keany in Teaching and Learning - BEST PRACTICES

0 Mar 11, 2018

Can Creativity be Taught?

Can Creativity be Taught? Amber ChandlerSeptember 6, 2017 Home  Our Blog: The Standard  Can Creativity be Taught? Are you creative?…

Started by Michael Keany in Teaching and Learning - BEST PRACTICES

0 Mar 10, 2018

Does every teacher need a coach?

Does every teacher need a coach? A new analysis of 60 studies on teacher coaching finds that benefits dissipate as coaching programs attemp…

Started by Michael Keany in Teaching and Learning - BEST PRACTICES

0 Mar 10, 2018

4 Ways to Teach With Wordless Picture Books

4 Ways to Teach With Wordless Picture Books BY MIDDLEWEB · 03/05/2018 By Megan Kelly Picture books are no longer relegated to elementary s…

Started by Michael Keany in Teaching and Learning - BEST PRACTICES

0 Mar 10, 2018

National Teacher of the Year finalists weigh in on teacher leadership, administrative support

FEATURENational Teacher of the Year finalists weigh in on teacher leadership, administrative support The educators say trust and mentorshi…

Started by Michael Keany in Art of Leadership

0 Mar 10, 2018

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