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In this article in The Language Educator, Oregon teacher Caleb Zilmer wonders why so many adults who took a language in school don’t remember more than how to ask directions to the nearest bathroom. Did they lack intelligence or the knack for learning a language? Did they study the language after the magic age of eight? What happened to all those hours of work? Zilmer offers these basic…

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Report on Dropout Rates: Who's Missing from Graduation Stages? by SUZIE BOSS

Report on Dropout Rates: Who's Missing from Graduation Stages?

MAY 28, 2013

This post by SUZIE BOSS was originally published in…

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Some Low-Cost Summer PD Ideas for Connected Educators by Jennifer Carey

Some Low-Cost Summer PD Ideas for Connected Educators

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What My Connected Students Taught Me about Motivation by Ann Michaelsen

What My Connected Students Taught Me about Motivation

Posted by Ann Michaelsen on May 21, 2013 dent, …

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What do we learn from instructional videos? by Annie Murphy Paul

What do we learn from instructional videos?

Many of us have enjoyed watching…

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Will Teacher Prep Academies Replace Schools of Education? By Anthony Cody

Will Teacher Prep Academies Replace Schools of Education?

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Teachers Are First Responders By Jill Berkowicz and Ann Myers

Teachers Are First Responders

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What We Talk About When We Talk About Poverty by Michael J. Petrilli

What We Talk About When We Talk About Poverty

By Deborah Meier on May 28, 2013

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‘It is harder for us to be nice to kids’ — departing veteran principal By Valerie Strauss

‘It is harder for us to be nice to kids’ — departing veteran principal

By Valerie Strauss, Published: May 22, 2013

Washington…

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Teachers' lessons in heroism and healing By Jamie Gumbrecht

Moore, Oklahoma, teacher Tammy Glasgow walks from school with her second-grade students after a tornado.

May 27th,…

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Are Jason Collins and Robbie Rogers Changing the Game? By Peter DeWitt

Are Jason Collins and Robbie Rogers Changing the Game?

By Peter DeWitt on May 28, 2013

Ed Week…

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3 Ways to Create a Climate of Possibility and Creativity in Our Schools from The 21st Century Principal by J. Robinson

The 21st Century Principal by J. Robinson …

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Not All Reading Has to Be Assessed!!! By Peter DeWitt

Not All Reading Has to Be Assessed!!!

By Peter DeWitt on May 26, 2013

Ed Week…

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What Is Critical Thinking? by SHANE PARRISH

What Is Critical Thinking?

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3 Principles for Operating Schools with a Responsive Mindset: Steps Toward Personalizing Education from the The 21st Century Principal by J. Robinson

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Classroom Management: It’s More Than a Bag of Tricks by Tracey Garrett

Classroom Management 101

In this NJEA Review article, Tracey Garrett (Rider University) refutes three common myths about classroom management: (a) that it can’t be taught and must be learned by experience; (b) that it’s a bag of tricks; and (c) that it depends on giving students extrinsic rewards. In fact, says Garrett, one of the major success stories of educational research in the 20^th century was…

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