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Great Teachers Are Virtuosos By Walt Gardner
Great Teachers Are Virtuosos
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Our children need the schools of tomorrow today By Thomas J. Troisi
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What If Your Students Don't Like You? by Renee Moore
What If Your Students Don't Like You?
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Fawn Johnson, at National Journal/Education Experts blog, asked guest bloggers to respond to an intriguing post that ended with these…
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Character Education Redux: Lessons Kids Need to Learn By Ilana Garon
Character Education Redux: Lessons Kids Need to Learn
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Can Michael Fullan Save California from NCLB? By Peter DeWitt
Can Michael Fullan Save California from NCLB?
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A Note from George Lucas: Celebrating Unsung Heroes in Education
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To Close the "Opportunity Gap," We Need to Close the Vocabulary Gap by Michael J. Petrilli
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Perceptions of Technology in the Classroom (Infographic) from Center for Digital Education
Perceptions of Technology in the Classroom (Infographic)
ON APRIL 29, 2013
Integrating technology in education is essential, and many districts do it well, as demonstrated by the Digital School Districts…
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The Coming Revolution in Public Education by JOHN TIERNEY
The Coming Revolution in Public Education
Why the current wave of reforms, with its heavy emphasis on standardized tests, may actually be harming students
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High Quality Preschool Isn't an Option for Children in Poverty By Peter DeWitt
High Quality Preschool Isn't an Option for Children in Poverty
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Rich Parents Love Small Class Sizes by Dana Goldstein
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How Can I Coach A Resistant Teacher? Part 3 from The Art of Coaching Teachers by Elena Aguilar
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Students' info should not be shared
Students' info should not be shared
Daily World - Gannett
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Parents raised the alarm when they learned the state Department of Education had provided confidential student data to a…
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Why learning and multitasking don't mix by Annie Murphy Paul
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What Do Math Educators Think About the Common Core? By Erik Robelen
What Do Math Educators Think About the Common Core?
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Wait! School Leaders Need Professional Development Too? By Peter DeWitt
Wait! School Leaders Need Professional Development Too?
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Character Education: Who Does the Homework? By Ilana Garon
Character Education: Who Does the Homework?
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When Confidentiality Inhibits Problem-Solving by Ariel Sacks
When Confidentiality Inhibits Problem-Solving
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On the Shoulders of Giants Blog
I spent the day away from my students grading the writing portion of the 8th grade NY State Common Core ELA Exams. I got to grade one short…
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Gamifying Student Engagement by Matthew Farber
Gamifying Student Engagement
MAY 2, 2013
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This post by Matthew Farber was incorrectly attributed to Jane McGonigal. We regret the error.
This post by…
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