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Peter Greene: How to Always Have Ineffective Teachers
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Tenure vs. Poverty from My Island View by Tom Whitby
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Using Entrepreneurship to Transform Student Work by RALEIGH WERBERGER
Using Entrepreneurship to Transform Student Work
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Mixing it Up with Mangahigh: Using Games to Differentiate Instruction by KRIS MUELLER
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Mixing it Up with Mangahigh: Using Games to Differentiate Instruction
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Why standardized testing keeps us stuck in the 19th century
Why standardized testing keeps us stuck in the 19th century
Posted By staff and wire services reports On June 18, 2014 @ 5:30 am In Assessments,Curriculum,Featured on eSchool News,McClatchy,Opinion,Top News
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How can education move from heavy testing to help each child…
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Perhaps new teacher evals aren't so bad
Perhaps new teacher evals aren't so bad
New York City public school teachers used to receive either a 'satisfactory' or 'unsatisfactory' rating, reports Beth Fertig for WNYC. In 2012, 97 percent were deemed satisfactory. Now, teachers are rated through a combination of classroom observations and student test scores, and teachers and principals say overall they appreciate the classroom-observation component -- it's just very complicated. Last year,…
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Thompson: Lessons From "Superman" from This Week In Education by john thompson
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Be cognitively humble by Annie Murphy Paul
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Education Policy Today: The Death of Gestalt, the Rise of Data and Why W.E. Deming is Turning Over in His Grave by Arnold Dodge
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Virginia Teacher of the Year Tells Why He Resigned
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California PTA urges sane homework loads BY VALERIE STRAUSS
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More Easily Firing Bad Teachers Helps Everyone from Education Next by Eric A. Hanushek
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What's Good for Rich Kids Is Good for Poor Ones, Too By Deborah Meier
What's Good for Rich Kids Is Good for Poor Ones, Too
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Change is a Mindset from A Principal's Reflections by Eric Sheninger
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Why It’s Time To Rethink (And Question) Homework By Katie Lepi
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What's happened to school nurses? By Allie Gross
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Last Dance of the Lemons from edushyster.com
Last Dance of the Lemons
The *kids* weren’t the only big winners in California’s Vergara ruling……
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10 things to know about the Vergara decision Andy Smarick
10 things to know about the Vergara decisionAndy SmarickFordham Institute Education Gadfly |
 On Tuesday, a California superior court judge tentatively overturned five state laws related to the employment of teachers. The plaintiffs’ attorney … |
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The Morbid Fascination With the Death of the Humanities by BENJAMIN WINTERHALTER
The Morbid Fascination With the Death of the Humanities
Why professors, librarians, and politicians are shunning liberal arts in the name of STEM
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Core: Will the Center Hold? by Steve Peha
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