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By Fabienne Antoine and Pamela Tatz
Thomas Fordham Institute - The Education Gadfly
In the midst of a blooming field of research on how to serve high-achieving minority and lower-income youngsters,…
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Should all students take Algebra 2?
Florida seemed to say "no" this spring with the…
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June 12th, 2013 by Dan Meyer
Halfway through my curriculum design workshops, I ask teachers to share their "secret skepticisms." These are the sort of objections to new ideas that often take the form,…
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One of the greatest challenges for teachers is preparing students to live in—ideally, to succeed in—a world that does not yet exist. In a democracy, teachers must prepare students to participate in the…
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Keys to Working Together Productively and Harmoniously
In this Journal of Staff Development article, Robert Garmston (Center for Cognitive Coaching and Center for Adaptive Schools) and Diane Zimmerman (Fusion Resolution) say that school leaders need to develop collaborative compacts – “a set of accords about how a group will function.” Here are their suggestions:
• Working together:
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