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How to Reopen the Economy Without Killing Teachers and Parents
How to Reopen the Economy Without Killing Teachers and Parents
All classes should be online, but school buildings could still serve an important purpose for the kids who need them most.Click here to read the full article.
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Curricular Counsel: 4 ed leaders detail adjustments to learning models for fall
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Does it Take a Pandemic to Find Out That All Children Can and Must Learn to Read? By Robert E. Slavin
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When Scientific Literacy is a Matter of Life and Death by Robert E. Slavin
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When Scientific Literacy is a Matter of Life and Death by Robert E. Slavin
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When Scientific Literacy is a Matter of Life and Death by Robert E. Slavin
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Lessons from a debate coach about online discussions
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People will Remember How You Treated Them During COVID-19
People will Remember How You Treated Them During COVID-19by Dan Rockwell |
A friend of mine got laid off last Friday. Clients in education are…
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3 Ways School May Look Different In The Fall
3 Ways School May Look Different In The Fallby David Franklin |
This article was originally posted on Forbes.com written by Robyn D. Shulman and Dr. David Franklin…
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With a degree no longer enough, job candidates are told to prove their skills in tests
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Teachers Are Living in a Tinderbox of Stressful Conditions. These Scientific Approaches Can Help.
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STEAM Websites for Teachers and Students
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David Brooks, Please Don’t Give Up on Education – by Michael J. Petrilli
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5 Things Great Leaders Don’t Do
5 Things Great Leaders Don’t Doby Dan Rockwell |
One short outburst produces surprising turbulence and distrust. A small offense causes disproportionate harm. Advantage: Because bad is stronger than…
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What Schools Could Do Instead Of Anti-Bias Trainings
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Six Goals of an Ideal Vocabulary Curriculum
Six Goals of an Ideal Vocabulary Curriculum
Tim Shanahan
Teacher question:
Could you recommend a strong vocabulary curriculum that my school could adopt?
Shanahan responds:
However, while there are vocabulary programs, this is an area where teachers are often expected to go their own way. Given that, let me suggest the scope of an outstanding vocabulary curriculum. My focus here is on what needs to…
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Teacher: A word to not say to students
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How to Minimize the Damage of One Bad Apple
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Reimagine Education in New York – Without Segregation
Reimagine Education in New York – Without Segregation
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5 Radical Schooling Ideas For An Uncertain Fall And Beyond
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