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Teachers: We're Ready To Teach Common Core, But Will It Help Students? By Catherine Gewertz
Teachers: We're Ready To Teach Common Core, But Will It Help Students?
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Making School Work for Mobile Students and Others By Beth Rabbitt
Making School Work for Mobile Students and Others
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As a public school student, I was required to read Ethan Fromefour times. My family moved frequently, and, as we crisscrossed the United States, I was regularly thrown…
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Ideas for Digital Citizenship PBL Projects by ANDREW MILLER
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What if Teachers Ran the School? by Kim Farris-Berg
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Weeping in the Workplace
Weeping in the Workplace
Should educators cry at work? asks Allison Vaillancourt (University of Arizona) in this Chronicle of Higher Education article. Is it a sign of weakness and lack of control? Is it unprofessional? Vaillancourt thinks not, and cites a new book (It’s Always Personal: Navigating Emotion in the New Workplace by Anne Kreamer, Random House, 2013) that found 41 percent of women and 9 percent of men have wept in the…
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Are Some Charter Schools Becoming Parasitic? By Anthony Cody
Are Some Charter Schools Becoming Parasitic?
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Can Value-Added Models Handle the Transition to the Common Core? By Anthony Rebora
Can Value-Added Models Handle the Transition to the Common Core?
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Prevention First: A Physician's Prescription for Safer Schools by Alison DeNisco
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Preschool in the Hot Seat By Walt Gardner
Preschool in the Hot Seat
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I Am an Independent School Teacher--Why? By Peter Gow
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Lessons From Lincoln By Jill Berkowicz and Ann Myers
Lessons From Lincoln
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Teachers As "Persuaders": An Interview With Daniel Pink By Larry Ferlazzo
Teachers As "Persuaders": An Interview With Daniel Pink
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The Trouble With Online College
The Trouble With Online College
Stanford University ratcheted up interest in online education when a pair of celebrity professors attracted more than 150,000 students from around the world to a…
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Lead Equity Through Literacy in All Classrooms By Jill Berkowicz and Ann Myers
Lead Equity Through Literacy in All Classrooms
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Can anyone be a great teacher? By Annette Breaux
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Getting Preschool Education Right - NY Times Editorial
Getting Preschool Education Right
NY Times Editorial
Even before the cost estimates and program details have been made public, President Obama’s proposal for …
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The four biggest myths of the anti-testing backlash By Kathleen Porter-Magee and Jennifer Borgioli
The four biggest myths of the anti-testing backlash
By Kathleen Porter-Magee and Jennifer Borgioli / February 14, 2013
Across the United States and beyond, the anti-testing movement seems to be reaching its crescendo. Yet the case against testing is remarkably weak, resting on a foundation of four fundamental misunderstandings of the role that assessments play in our schools.…
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Obama for Governor! By Chester E. Finn, Jr.
Obama for Governor!
By Chester E. Finn, Jr. / February 14, 2013
Maybe Barack Obama should follow the Pope’s example and resign—but then he should run for governor, presumably in Illinois (where he would definitely be an improvement on the last dozen or so).
 Most of Obama's… |
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Teacher Quality: Three Views of How to Get It By Marc Tucker
Teacher Quality: Three Views of How to Get It
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School Turnarounds Are Predictably Rare By Walt Gardner
School Turnarounds Are Predictably Rare
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