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Forget test prep - students need to learn tenacity, self-control
Forget test prep - students need to learn tenacity, self-control
Teacher Lovelee Polite at Wissahickon Charter School with Ayanna Graham (left), 12, and Jordyn Caldwell, 13. A director wants to see the students become more academically tenacious, and…
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How a First-Rate Principal Stopped the Infamous "Revolving Door" by Whitney Bubenzer
How a First-Rate Principal Stopped the Infamous "Revolving Door"
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Schools, Guns, and Common Sense By Jill Berkowicz and Ann Myers
Schools, Guns, and Common Sense
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New York School Funding: Is It Getting Fairer? by Alyssa Morones
New York School Funding: Is It Getting Fairer?
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State Ed mucks up Occupational Education
The recent State Education decision about creating an occupational education track for special education students is a good news and bad news all in one. While it is great for Special needs students, it damns students who want to take occupational education who are regular education students. More details can be found here
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Even Top Students May Not Be College-Ready by Elaine Tuttle Hansen
Even Top Students May Not Be College-Ready
In this Chronicle of Higher Education article, Elaine Tuttle Hansen (Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth) recalls what a math professor said about his students: “They have the grades and the test scores to be here. What they don’t have is a deep understanding of why the techniques they’ve been taught work, the actual underlying mathematical relationships.” Hansen says these worries apply…
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If Students Could Create a School, What Would It Look Like? by Michelle Healy
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Advice Column: To New Teachers from Fifth Grade Students By Megan Allen
Advice Column: To New Teachers from Fifth Grade Students
I’ve been thinking about how to better…
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Autonomy Breeds Change by Eric Sheninger
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Reflecting on Margaret Thatcher's Leadership Skills by Margie Warrell
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Blogging in the 21st-Century Classroom by MICHELLE LAMPINEN
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It's Not the Test That Made Them Cheat By Michael J. Feuer
It's Not the Test That Made Them Cheat
Ed WeekNews came down, or up, earlier this month about the indictment of the former Atlanta schools chief Beverly Hall and 35 other current and former officials for their alleged roles in a…
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Online Teacher Emergency Posted by Smadar Goldstein
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School Budgets and Social Media: Leaders at the Edge, Blog By Jill Berkowicz and Ann Myers, Written by Douglas W. Huntley Ed.D
School Budgets and Social Media: Leaders at the Edge
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“Flipped classrooms”: You keep using that word … By Brian E. Bennett
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Five Reasons Why We Need Poetry in Schools by ELENA AGUILAR
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School Leaders: Don't Let Your Teachers Lose Heart By Laurie Barnoski
School Leaders: Don't Let Your Teachers Lose Heart
Ed WeekI lined up to board a plane in Seattle when a security agent reached for my husband's ticket and read it. She said, "Barnoski?" Then she swiveled her head, finding me as her…
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3 Reasons to Like the New Science Standards By Arthur H. Camins
3 Reasons to Like the New Science Standards
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New K-12 science learning standards are set to be released to the nation this week with great expectations. This is reason for both…
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Rushing Toward the Wrong School Achievement Policy
Rushing Toward the Wrong School Achievement Policy
This guest blog post is part of a series from…
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Collaboration Strikes Again -- Or Are Schools Striking Collaboration? By Learning Forward
Collaboration Strikes Again -- Or Are Schools Striking Collaboration?
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