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Every teacher that wishes to teach his students how to write properly will mostly focus on assigning projects/papers. Teachers give deadlines and students are expected to deliver their projects in time. These academic tasks are extremely challenging for students but even so, teachers still consider necessary to force these tasks on all of their students. They actually believe…

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Why Students of Color Don’t Take Latin

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Every Educator Should Fight Their Red-Light-Tickets: Well, at least if you live in Suffolk County, and not because you’re innocent.

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Top 6 things needed to have a positive school culture

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Top 6 things needed to have a positive school culture.

Top 6 things needed to have a positive school…

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How the School-to-Prison Pipeline Works - And why black girls are particularly at risk.

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How the School-to-Prison Pipeline…

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Music - Tool of Engagement or Weapon of Mass Distraction?

Music - Tool of Engagement or Weapon of Mass Distraction?…

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Why Learning and People Should Come First

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Plato Would Have Wanted You to Unplug

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Give Teachers Freedom to Go Where They’re Needed

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Growth Mindset Made Visible

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Want to reduce absenteeism? Consider a letter

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Sending parents information about the importance of school attendance may be a way to reduce chronic absenteeism, according to…

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Little Sleepers: Long-Term Effects of Preschool by Robert E. Slavin

Little Sleepers: Long-Term Effects of Preschool

Robert E. Slavin

In education research, a "sleeper effect" is not a way to get all of your preschoolers to take naps. Instead, it is an outcome of a program that appears not immediately after the end of the program, but some time afterwards, usually a year or more. For example, the mother of all sleeper effects was the Perry Preschool study, which…

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The Future of Skills: Employment in 2030

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