Poor Students, Rich Teaching: Mindsets for Change (Raising Achievement for Youth at Risk)
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Community violence and students: What’s the role of schools?
UCLA Center - Mental Health in Schools
Concerns: >Enhancing understanding of what’s causing the violence >Providing support for emotional reactions to violence >Planning ways to minimize violence at school and in a community
In recent months, the news has been inundated with increasingly frequent reports and pictures of acts of violence (terrorist attacks, mass shootings, violence by and to police) and with the reactions of victims and…
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Poor Students, Rich Teaching: Mindsets for Change (Raising Achievement for Youth at Risk) By Eric Jensen
How Rich Teaching Can Help Poor Students
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What’s Working: Teacher Engagement and Teacher Leadership by Allan Golston
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Why digital resilience is important by Bill Ferriter
Goodbye Zaption. Hello Edpuzzle.
Posted by Bill Ferriter on Wednesday, 07/13/2016
One of the most important lessons for teachers living in a digital world to learn is how to be digitally resilient --…
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Remembering Al Shanker: Teachers and Professionalism by Robert E. Slavin
Remembering Al Shanker: Teachers and Professionalism
Robert E. Slavin
Back in the day, I knew Al Shanker, the founder of the American Federation of Teachers. No one has ever been more of an advocate for teachers' rights - or for their professionalism. At the same time, no one was more of an…
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Schools with high Common Core opt-outs could face low ratings
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Education Must Be Part of the Movement for Black Lives and Social Justice by James E. Ford
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How Twitter can be used as a tool for professional learning
How Twitter can be used as a tool for professional learning
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Should schools think of physics as the gateway to STEM careers?
Should schools think of physics as the gateway to STEM careers?
New Jersey Center for Teaching and Learning trains teachers of all backgrounds to teach physics
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How To Do Adaptive Learning Right by Keith Devlin and Randy Weiner
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How Doctors' and Teachers' Jobs Compare - from a Doctor (Joel Merenstein) from Larry Cuban
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Asking the Right Questions About Mobile Learning by Eric Sheninger
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3 Important Lessons We’re Learning from Teacher Evaluations by Todd Whitlock
3 Important Lessons We’re Learning from Teacher Evaluations
by Todd Whitlock
https://www.standardforsuccess.com/lessons-from-teacher-evaluations/
Although many reforms have been made in teacher evaluations, including those under President…
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Hamilton: The Ten Dollar Founding Father Proves Priceless in American Classrooms By Lisa Hollenbach
Tchers' VoiceOur blog is filled with great ideas from passionate educators just like you. Let's get better together!…
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WHO TOOK THE PROFESSION OUT OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT? By Melissa Hughes
WHO TOOK THE PROFESSION OUT OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT?
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Constructivist Classroom: Knowing The Wrong Answers, Too. By George Jones
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The Bipolar Literature on Technology in U.S. Schools by Larry Cuban
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Want Innovation? Start with the Teachers in Your School Instead of Experts on the Outside by J. Robinson
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