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Teacher Pay By Michael Bromley
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Duncan: Teacher Salaries Should Be $60,000 to $150,000
Duncan: Teacher Salaries Should Be $60,000 to $150,000
U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan called for a radical upending of the nation's teaching…
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Haunting Words to Inspire Every Teacher By Marilyn Rhames
Haunting Words to Inspire Every Teacher
Back in the days when I had no idea of what was actually required to be a good teacher, back when I was…
Added by Michael Keany on August 2, 2011 at 12:47pm — No Comments
No Administrator Left Behind By Peter DeWitt
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Consumer Corner: Is laying off teachers by seniority a mistake? By MARCELLA S. KREITER
Consumer Corner: Is laying off teachers by seniority a mistake?
Published: July 31, 2011 at 4:30 AMBy MARCELLA S. KREITER
CHICAGO, July 31 (UPI) -- With the economy forcing closer scrutiny of budgeting at all levels of government and politicians zeroing in on government workers' pay, perhaps the most visible target is education.
For the most part, elementary and secondary education in the United States is funded with local tax dollars, with assists…
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For the most part, elementary and secondary education in the United States is funded with local tax dollars, with assists…
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To Secretary Duncan: The information you invited By Valerie Strauss (based on a letter from Carol Corbett Burris and Kevin G. Welner)
To Secretary Duncan: The information you invited
This is a letter that was sent by two educators to Education Secretary Arne Duncan after Duncan called one of them, Principal Carol Corbett Burris of …
Added by Michael Keany on July 31, 2011 at 12:33pm — No Comments
Confession of a Cheating Teacher By Benjamin Herold
Confession of a Cheating Teacher
Philadelphia
She said she knows she's a good teacher.
But she still helped her students cheat.
"What I did was wrong, but I don’t feel guilty about it,” said a veteran Philadelphia English teacher who shared her story with the Notebook/NewsWorks.
During a series of…
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Alfie Kohn: We Have to Take Back Our Schools By Anthony Cody
Alfie Kohn: We Have to Take Back Our Schools
Alfie Kohn has been at the forefront of the resistance to test-based reforms for more than a decade. As we…
Added by Michael Keany on July 28, 2011 at 2:45pm — No Comments
Teachers Converging on Washington for 4-Day Schools Rally By guest blogger Nirvi Shah
Teachers Converging on Washington for 4-Day Schools Rally
By guest blogger Nirvi Shah
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Today kicks off the…
Added by Michael Keany on July 28, 2011 at 2:39pm — No Comments
We have to start with the recognition that digital technologies are transforming EVERYTHING. by Scott McLeod
MY OPENING REMARKS AT THE IOWA EDUCATION SUMMIT
I served on a panel, Education in a Digital World, at the Iowa Education Summit today. Here is what I said during my 5 minutes of opening remarks.
Good afternoon,
We have to start with the recognition that digital technologies are…
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Turning the Tide by Eric Sheninger
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Principal: Why I’m marching to ‘save our schools’ by Carol Corbett Burris
Principal: Why I’m marching to ‘save our schools’
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This was written by Carol Corbett Burris, the principal of …
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Why have so many successful people been taught in Montessori schools? by Andrew McAfee
Montessori Builds Innovators
by Andrew McAfee
WSJ
There are strident disagreements these days over every aspect of American educational policy, except for one. Everyone thinks it would be great if we could better teach students how to innovate.
So shouldn't we be paying a great deal of attention to the educational method that produced, among others, Larry Page, Sergei Brin, Jeff Bezos, Jimmy Wales, Peter…
Added by Michael Keany on July 27, 2011 at 1:21pm — No Comments
David Thornburg on Open-Source Textbooks by Betty Ray
David Thornburg on Open-Source Textbooks
Editor's Note: Today’s guest blogger is David Thornburg, Ph.D., a futurist, author, consultant and founder and Director of Global Operations for the Thornburg Center.
The world of education changed last month at 2PM EST on December 2, when NASA announced the …
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Student Teaching: More Than a Custody Arrangement? By Sarah Henchey
Student Teaching: More Than a Custody Arrangement?
I took the leap in the fall of 2010. With six years of experience as a teacher, I agreed to partner with a local university (my alma mater, as it happened) to mentor my first student teacher.
She joined my 6th grade language arts classroom for one day a week throughout the fall semester and participated full-time in the…
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Should Schools Use Social Networks for Instruction? By Patrick Ledesma
Should Schools Use Social Networks for Instruction?
The Digital Immigrant and Digital Native Discussions Continue...(…
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Zero Tolerance is Not Elementary By Peter DeWitt
Zero Tolerance is Not Elementary
Public policy towards children has moved towards treating them more like adults and ways that…
Added by Michael Keany on July 27, 2011 at 11:31am — No Comments
Spotlight on Association Leadership: What does the perfect leader look like? By Shelly Alcorn
Spotlight on Association Leadership: What does the perfect leader look like?
This guest post is by Shelly Alcorn, CAE, an …
Added by Michael Keany on July 27, 2011 at 10:36am — No Comments
Employment and People with Disabilities: A Social Ill to Change, Not Manage by Nicholas Villani
Nicholas A. Villani, President of Career and Employment Options, Inc. has written an article that was published in the Autism Spectrum News, Summer 2011… |
Added by Michael Keany on July 26, 2011 at 3:29pm — No Comments
What Do Teachers Want? By Jeff Henig
What Do Teachers Want?
Note: Jeff Henig, a professor of political science and education at Teachers College, Columbia University, is…
Added by Michael Keany on July 25, 2011 at 1:56pm — No Comments
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