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ESEA and the Return of a Well-Rounded Curriculum by Robert Pondiscio
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How Small a Part Research Plays in Making and Implementing Educational Policy by Larry Cuban
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Buy a Boy a Book for Christmas! Posted by Bill Ferriter
Buy a Boy a Book for Christmas!
Posted by Bill Ferriter on Saturday, 12/05/2015
For the last few years, I've been posting a list of books that middle school boys might totally dig as a public service to parents who are out Christmas shopping for their kids. You see, I really DO believe that books should…
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Accountability and Testing: Distorting Teaching, Learning, and Public Education by J. Robinson
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Are Learning Styles Useful? By Kristen Hicks
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What’s an Accomplished Administrator? by Tom Whitby
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Chief State School Officers Continue to Believe We Can Test Our Way to Equity by J. Robinson
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How to Teach Students to be Optimistic
Going Beyond Growth Mindset to Teach Students Optimism
(Originally titled “Seeing Beyond the Glass Half-Full”)
In this Education Update article, Sarah McKibben reports on a curriculum designed to build a positive mindset. “Optimism is not about being happy all the time,” says Amy Lyon, a New Hampshire 5th…
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How the Teacher-Student Relationship Should Work
Measuring the “Working Alliance” Between Teacher and Student
In this Elementary School Journal article, Jessica Toste (University of Texas/Austin), Nancy Heath (McGill University), Carol McDonald Connor (Arizona State University), and Peng Peng (George Washington University) suggest that a good way to conceptualize the teacher-student relationship – so important to students’ success – is as a “working…
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The Change Revolution by Eric Sheninger
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Why ‘binge watching’ is to blame for kids not learning by Craig Blewett
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American Educators Tour Finland, Share Impressions - Part 6 by Kimberly Licato and Jackie Ammirato
American Educators Tour Finland, Share Impressions - Part 6 by Kimberly Licato and Jackie Ammirato
School Leadership 2.0 Editor's Note:
SL 2.0 members, Kimberly Licato (Westhampton Beach School District) and Jackie Ammirato (Longwood School District) recently toured Finland to see firsthand the school system that is…
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Causes of Students’ Emotional Fragility: Five Perspectives by Peter Gray
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Physics Teacher Speaks Out on Technology (Alice Flarend)
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The Teacher Is Not The Most Important Factor When It Comes To Learning by Lisa Nielsen
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Paying attention to what matters by Dennis Sparks
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A Coaching Conversation With a Disengaged Teacher By Elena Aguilar
Elena Aguilar, an experienced K-12 educator, is a transformational-leadership coach and consultant in Oakland, Calif. She is the author of The Art of Coaching: Effective Strategies for School…
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Showing The Way In The Aftermath Of Tragedy By Erika Nielsen Andrew
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Hacking Feedback: The Bookends By Sean McComb
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Meet an education innovator who says knowledge is becoming obsolete BY PAUL SOLMAN
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