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The teacher observation is an inspection of a lesson. Sometimes the observation is a snap-shot or walkthrough, just to see if certain components of the classroom and lesson are in place. The…

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Iowa: Kindergarten is the Néw First Grade from Diane Ravitch's blog

Iowa: Kindergarten is the Néw First Grade…

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To Prevent Sexual Assault, Start Early By THE EDITORIAL BOARD NY Times

To Prevent Sexual Assault, Start Early

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Segregated Schools on Long Island - Marc F. Bernstein

NY Times

July 16, 2015

To the Editor:

Re “Obama Unveils Stricter Rules on…

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AN INNOVATIVE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES FREE TOOLS AND RESOURCES TO MAKE LEARNING ACCESSIBLE TO ALL STUDENTS BY VICTORIA JONES

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AN INNOVATIVE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES FREE TOOLS AND RESOURCES TO MAKE LEARNING ACCESSIBLE TO ALL STUDENTS

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Bring universal learning ideas to life in your classroom by creating and sharing your own…

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