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When teachers choose pension plans By Chester E. Finn, Jr. and Amber M. Winkler

When teachers choose pension plans

By Chester E. Finn, Jr. and Amber M. Winkler / February 21, 2013

That the arcane issue of teacher pensions has turned into an emotional battleground can be evinced by recent headlines:

“Cuomo Pension Plan Sparks Fight With New York Unions” (March 14, 2012, Huffington Post)

“Don’t demonize teachers because of pension system’s faults” (October 21, 2012, Los Angeles Times)

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The Learning Virtues By DAVID BROOKS

The New York Times


February 28, 2013

The Learning Virtues

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15 Ideas for Motivating Your Child to Do Well in School

15 Ideas for Motivating Your Child to Do Well in School

Parttimenanny.org

It’s no secret that your child’s academic performance can directly affect her future, but it’s…

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Just how many ineffective teachers are out there? by Professor Aaron Pallas

Just how many ineffective teachers are out there?

by Professor Aaron Pallas

How many New York City public schoolteachers are so incompetent that they should be fired? That’s the 250-million-dollar question that must be addressed by both sides wrangling over what kind of teacher-evaluation system the city is going to build.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg (photo by David Shankbone)

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What's Next: Evaluation As Narrative by Barnett Barry

February 11, 2013

What's Next: Evaluation As Narrative

Stephen Sawchuk’s …

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How Should Children Be Taught About Puberty and Sex? By MICHAEL GONCHAR

The Learning Network - Teaching and Learning With The New York Times

FEBRUARY 27, 2013, 5:00 AM

How Should Children Be Taught About Puberty and Sex?

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Dear Teacher, With Love: When Student Letters Change Your Life By Marilyn Rhames

Dear Teacher, With Love: When Student Letters Change Your Life

By Marilyn Rhames on February 27, 2013 
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Teaching Values: Let's End Our Misguided Approach By Katherine Casey and Francesca Kaplan Grossman

Teaching Values: Let's End Our Misguided Approach

By Katherine Casey and Francesca Kaplan Grossman
Premium article access courtesy of TeacherMagazine.org.

"Schools and teachers don't get to choose whether they teach values. Schools and teachers are always affecting values by, for…

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Professional-development reform: 8 steps to make it happen By Tom Murray

Ideas that Work

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Professional-development reform: 8 steps to make it happen

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Thirty Years Later: A Nation Still at Risk? By: Alison DeNisco

Thirty Years Later: A Nation Still at Risk?

This April marks the 30th anniversary of the controversial Reagan-era report “A Nation at Risk”—and little has changed since.
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Why I Cannot Support the Common Core Standards by Diane Ravitch

Why I Cannot Support the Common Core Standards by Diane Ravitch

I have thought long and hard about the Common Core standards.

I have decided that I cannot support them.

In this post, I will explain why.

I have long…

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Twitter Is Perfect for Socially Awkward People By Peter DeWitt

Twitter Is Perfect for Socially Awkward People

By Peter DeWitt on February 26, 2013 
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Singapore: Bilingual Language Policy and its Educational Success By Anthony Jackson

Singapore: Bilingual Language Policy and its Educational Success

By Anthony Jackson on February 25, 2013 
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ADHD Medication Can Help Kids, But It Can't Fix Schools By Nancy Rappaport

ADHD Medication Can Help Kids, But It Can't Fix Schools

By Nancy Rappaport
Ed Week

I think we can all agree that reforming schools through medicating students would be misguided, even ridiculous.

Yet The New York Times reported…

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Poverty's Prominent Role in Absenteeism By Marc Cutillo

Poverty's Prominent Role in Absenteeism

By Marc Cutillo
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Half of life is just showing up." I once loved repeating that to my students who were regularly absent from school. Like all good quotes, it owns a perfect blend of simplicity, adaptation,…

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A Genetic Code for Genius? By GAUTAM NAIK

  • The Wall Street Journal
  • February 15, 2013, 8:17 p.m. ET

A Genetic Code for Genius?

In China, a research project aims to find the roots of intelligence in our DNA; searching for the supersmart…

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Advanced Placement: Growing, But Good Enough? By Peter Gow

Advanced Placement: Growing, But Good Enough?

By Peter Gow on February 25, 2013 
Ed Week

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You Better Start Listening to Teachers By John Wilson

You Better Start Listening to Teachers

By John Wilson on February 25, 2013 
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The IQ Debate By Walt Gardner

The IQ Debate

By Walt Gardner on February 25, 2013 
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When Schools Cut Nurses By Peter DeWitt

When Schools Cut Nurses

By Peter DeWitt on February 24, 2013 

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