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Facing anger over testing, NY state education officials reach out

http://www.newsday.com/long-island/education/facing-anger-over-testing-state-education-officials-reach-out-1.6296559 Facing anger over tes…

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LI parents fight student cloud database, cite privacy concerns

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The Research Digest guide to ... studying

The Research Digest guide to ... studying 10 years of the Research Digest This month is the tenth anniversary of the launch of the…

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Nine Phrases You Should Never Put on Your Resume

Nine Phrases You Should Never Put on Your Resume Monster.com Note:  Written for business but with application to education. Since most rec…

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The Voucher Disconnect

The voucher disconnect American taxpayers will soon spend $1 billion a year to help pay private-school tuition vouchers, though the polic…

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Bullying Prevention Programs May Have Negative Impact: Study

Bullying Prevention Programs May Have Negative Impact: Study The Huffington Post  |  By Rebecca Klein Posted: 10/10/2013  As sc…

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Accelerating the Rate of Teachers’ Professional Growth by Paul Bambrick-Santoyo

Accelerating the Rate of Teachers’ Professional Growth (Originally titled “Stone Soup: The Teacher Leader’s Contribution”) “How can we imp…

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Beyond Malala: six teenagers changing the world

Beyond Malala: six teenagers changing the world Malala Yousafzai, who met the Queen on Friday, has received plenty of plaudits for…

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Mobile Learning: 6 Apps and Web Tools for High School Students

Mobile Learning: 6 Apps and Web Tools for High School Students Mobile devices are becoming as essential to students' daily lives as, say,…

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Four Scary Good Ed Tech Sites

Four Scary Good Ed Tech Sites OCTOBER 25, 2012 This post by NICHOLAS PROVENZANO originally appeared in Edutopia's TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION b…

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