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Dealing with Acting-Out Students with Skill, Not Meds

Dealing with Acting-Out Students with Skill, Not Meds In this thoughtful article in Education Week. Nancy Rappaport (Harvard Medical Schoo…

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The Essence of Inner-City Teaching and Learning - 180 Days

Thompson: The Essence of Inner-City Teaching and Learning by John Thompson - Alexander Russo's This Week In Education - Scholastic Watching…

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Key education activists protesting in D.C. next week Posted by Valerie Strauss

Key education activists protesting in D.C. next week Posted by Valerie Strauss on March 29, 2013 Washington Post Education activists…

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0 Mar 29, 2013

How Teachers Are Hacking Their Own Digital Textbooks

How Teachers Are Hacking Their Own Digital Textbooks Added by Anthony DiLaura on 2013-03-28 Edudemic March’s issue of Wired Magazine incl…

Started by Michael Keany in Teachers and Administrators Using Technology

0 Mar 29, 2013

Teacher's Blog Gets 50,000 Hits Per Month

Fairfax, Virginia Published: Wednesday, March 27, 2013Hayfield teacher’s blog a hit by Holly Hobbs Staff writer In just five years, Hayfiel…

Started by Michael Keany in Success Stories

0 Mar 29, 2013

Popular Engineering Curriculum Targets Elementary Students

Popular Curriculum Targets Elementary Students By Erik W. Robelen Premium article access courtesy of Edweek.org.   Bioengineering. Mecha…

Started by Michael Keany in Success Stories

0 Mar 29, 2013

Citing Bullying, District Bans 'Human-Target Games' Like Dodgeball

Citing Bullying, District Bans 'Human-Target Games' Like Dodgeball By Bryan Toporek on March 28, 2013  Ed Week Can banning dodgeball cut…

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High School Awkwardness Echoes A Decade Later, Study Finds

High School Awkwardness Echoes A Decade Later, Study Finds By Sarah D. Sparks on March 28, 2013 Ed Week Teenagers who have difficulty mak…

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Teachers Rank Second in Wellbeing - Gallup Poll

U.S. Doctors Lead in Wellbeing, Transportation Workers Lag Transportation, manufacturing workers have worst wellbeing by Dan Witters WASH…

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0 Mar 29, 2013

Court Rejects School Search of Student's Cellphone

Court Rejects School Search of Student's Cellphone By Mark Walsh on March 28, 2013  Ed Week In a novel decision, a federal appeals court…

Started by Michael Keany in Current Education News - Attention Should Be Given

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