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It's time for the next big thing in education, a true revolution in our approach to high school teaching and learning. The vision comes courtesy of …
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by Dan Brown
Teachers make an uncountable number of decisions. Many of those decisions relate to how hard to push our students and how much leeway to grant those that don’t conform to…
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Ten Pieces of Advice for Rookie Teachers
From the Marshall Memo #437
(Originally titled “The Don’ts and Don’ts of Teaching”)
In this Educational Leadership article, New York City high-school teacher Gary Rubinstein lists the mistakes he wishes he’d been warned not to make in his rookie year:
• Don’t try to teach too much in a day. Teachers are…
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Thoughts on Racial and Economic Integration in Schools and Classrooms
From the Marshall Memo #437
In this Education Gadfly article, Michael Petrilli knits together several important demographic and pedagogical themes that have been in the news recently:
• For the first time, reported The New York Times last week, nonwhites account for more than half of U.S. births.…
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What is the most significant lesson you learned this year? I posed this question to members of the Teacher…
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BY DAVID D. BURSTEIN |
Since 1982, historian Robert Caro has been chronicling the life of the 36th President of the United States, Lyndon B. Johnson. The…
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by Larry Cuban
As a result of inhabiting a different world than teachers, policymakers make a consequential error. They and a cadre of influentials confuse teacher quality with teaching quality, that is, the personal traits of teachers—dedicated, caring, gregarious, intellectually curious—produce student learning rather than the classroom and…
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by Robyn Jackson
School districts across the US are creating new teacher evaluation systems that are supposed to better identify ineffective teaching and, in some cases, tie a teacher’s rating to student performance. My quarrel is not with the evaluation systems themselves however. My quarrel is with how they are being implemented. Here are three of the most common mistakes I’ve seen:
1.…
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Pathways to Hope
From the Marshall Memo #436
“Many young people dream the American dream, believe it can be achieved, and haven’t a clue how to make it a reality,” says Shane Lopez, who runs the Gallup Student Poll, in this Kappan article. “Students generally are confident. They think ‘I can do anything!’… But, where there is a will, there is not always a way. Students often lack strategies to…
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