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Book of the Week: Dealing with Difficult Teachers, Second Edition By Todd Whitaker

Dealing with Difficult Teachers, Second EditionBy Todd Whitaker For more info or to order at SL 2.0 discounted Amazon.com pri…

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4 Ways to Transform Your School Culture

4 Ways to Transform Your School Culture By Tanya Roscorla ON JANUARY 15, 2010 In a traditional high school, students sit at their desks…

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Engaging Students in Math

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'Google' Ruling on Digitizing Books a Boon for Blind Readers

'Google' Ruling on Digitizing Books a Boon for Blind Readers By Nirvi Shah on October 12, 2012  Ed Week   When a federal judge this week t…

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Best iOS Apps for Mobile Learning

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Are You Tech-Ready for the Common Core?

Are You Tech-Ready for the Common Core? —Chris Whetzel_for Digital Directions By Michelle R. Davis Ed Week School districts are raisi…

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Digital Wish Opens Virtual Volunteer Site To Match Teachers with Experts

Digital Wish Opens Virtual Volunteer Site To Match Teachers with Experts By Dian Schaffhauser 10/11/12 THE Journal An organization that p…

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Education Advisers to Obama and Romney to Debate at Teachers College - Free Live Debate 10/15/12

Taking the Election to School: Making Education a Focus of the 2012 Election Education Advisers to Obama and Romney to Debate at Teachers C…

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When Determining Students’ Reading Levels, Proceed With Caution

When Determining Students’ Reading Levels, Proceed With Caution   From the Marshall Memo #454 Most educators are conversant with independen…

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4 Emerging Trends in Common Core State Standards

4 Emerging Trends in Common Core State Standards By News Staff, Center for Digital Education ON OCTOBER 4, 2012 An issue brief from the…

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