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International Women's Day: Sexism rife in textbooks, says Unesco By Sean Coughlan
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The new SAT, explained in 7 annotated sample questions by Libby Nelson
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Rigor, Relevance and Transformation at the Ground Level by Eric Sheninger
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Why Good Schools Are Happy Places by Carrie Brennan
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My Biggest Regret as a Teacher: Extrinsic Rewards By David Ginsburg
My Biggest Regret as a Teacher: Extrinsic Rewards
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Help Kids Earn Confidence & Improve Social Skills By Dustin Le
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What it means to be a skillful teacher by Dennis Sparks
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10 Things Great Leaders Do by Eric Sheninger
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The Teenage Brain: Stress, Coping, and Natural Highs by Matt Bellace
The Teenage Brain: Stress, Coping, and Natural Highs
MARCH 3, 2016
This post by MATT BELLACE originally…
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3 Surprising Skills That School Counselors Need by ANGELA CLEVELAND
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Leaders Who Are Voracious Learners
Leaders Who Are Voracious Learners
In this Harvard Business Review article, consultant/author Erika Anderson says that effective leaders need to constantly scan the horizon for new ideas, resist their natural reluctance to change, and push themselves to acquire radically different capabilities. “That requires a willingness to experiment and become a novice again and again,” she says, “– an extremely…
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How One School Freed Up All Students and All Teachers for the Same Hour Each Day - and What Happened Next
A Rhode Island School Opens Up an Hour in the Schedule Every Day
In this article in Independent School, Daniel Willingham (University of Virginia) and Vince Watchorn describe how Providence Country Day School in Rhode Island (where Watchorn is school head) decided that its traditional schedule, with 20-minute breaks for clubs, activities, and assemblies scattered through the week, severely…
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Reconsidering middle and high school grade configurations
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The fantastic new ways to teach math that most schools aren’t even using by Corey Drake
The fantastic new ways to teach math that most schools aren’t even using
Here are four small changes new teachers can make to help students
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3 Tips to Foster a Community of Growth Mindset Learners By Chana Stewart
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Authentic Empowerment from School Leaders Requires Trust and Letting Go! by J. Robinson
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Cultivating Healthy Communication in Teams By Elena Aguilar
Cultivating Healthy Communication in Teams
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School and Classroom Cultures: Easy To Describe but Tough To Create and Sustain from Larry Cuban
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The End of Average
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The Meaning of Words by Eric Sheninger
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