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An Unprecedented Opportunity for Educational Equity by Dr. Judy Willis,MD
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Helping Education Leaders Grow By Elizabeth Neale and Jonas S. Chartock
Helping Education Leaders Grow
It's time to dispel the perception that school principals have all the skills and capacity they need to be successful leaders as soon as they leave principal-preparation…
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Bill Gates calls for more connected educators
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Filling in Thought Holes: An Invaluable Social and Emotional Learning Lesson by RENEE JAIN
Filling in Thought Holes: An Invaluable Social and Emotional Learning Lesson
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Rigorous Young Adult Literature or "Dumbed Down" Classics? By Ariel Sacks
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A Defense of Standardized Testing by Kathleen Porter-Magee and Jennifer Borgioli
A Defense of Standardized Testing
In this Education Gadfly article, Kathleen Porter-Magee and Jennifer Borgioli list four “fundamental misunderstandings” in the arguments made by opponents of high-stakes testing:
• Myth #1: Teachers’ instincts should guide instruction. Critics of test-driven accountability say we should just let teachers teach – that standardized testing wastes instructional time, distracts teachers…
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Busted, Chastened, and Enlightened by Julia Frank Hundman
Busted, Chastened, and Enlightened
In this Kappa Delta Pi Record article, retired Missouri educator Julia Frank Hundman recalls how her seventh-grade English teacher, Mrs. B., once asked students to write a poem of their own. “It seemed to me that love, angst, and all sorts of turmoil were requirements for good poetry,” says Hundman. “I was a happy-go-lucky, superficial kid and just not sure what to do with those emotions.” She ended up copying…
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Defining Bullying Down By EMILY BAZELON
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Why America demonizes its teachers by Frank Breslin
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Leadership and NFL's Roger Goodell By Jill Berkowicz and Ann Myers
Leadership and NFL's Roger Goodell
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Are you a Helicopter Parent? Take this quiz from Christian Science Monitor
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How to Shop for College
How to Shop for College
Colleges often make themselves appear less expensive — and more attractive to cash-poor families — through promotional materials and financial aid letters that hide the true…
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Meaningful Connections: Objectives and Standards by KAREN LEA
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Yes, You Can Teach and Assess Creativity!
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Response to NC State Super's Justifying Massive Increase in High Stakes Tests from The 21st Century Principal by J. Robinson
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To Make Schools Great, Give Educators More Freedom by Joshua P. Starr
To Make Schools Great, Give Educators More Freedom
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Another Student-Involved Assessment Experiment By Bill Ferriter
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Transgender Students in Our Schools By Peter DeWitt
Transgender Students in Our Schools
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Gotta Have Faith: Black Churches May Hold the Key to Educational Ills By Marilyn Rhames
Gotta Have Faith: Black Churches May Hold the Key to Educational Ills
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Teaching the last backpack generation By Zachary Walker
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