The learning never ends
The first time I stepped into a classroom as a teacher, I knew I was in for a tough year. It had...
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Tag: May 2023
What preparation do future teachers value?
We asked our Educators Rising students to share what they believe they need to learn more about as...
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Jonathan E. Collins recommends Radical Equations: Civil Rights from Mississippi to the Algebra Project
Radical Equations: Civil Rights from Mississippi to the Algebra Project By Robert P. Moses with...
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Student school portraits don’t need filters
School portrait photos in the spring and fall are a long-standing tradition. Although no precise...
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A local two-way partnership for teacher development
A middle school teacher and a university professor offer a model for how teachers and teacher...
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Untying the double bind
Efforts to recruit diverse teachers will fail unless school leaders change systems that burden and...
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Teaching students to be skilled citizens
To decide what students should learn in civics, let’s begin by looking at what skilled citizens...
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Ann Mausbach & Kim Morrison Kazmierczak recommend Reduce Change to Increase Improvement
Reduce Change to Increase Improvement By Viviane Robinson (Corwin, 2018) So many times the term...
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Centering educators of color in teacher preparation
Teacher preparation programs must commit to valuing the backgrounds, experiences, and cultural...
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Rethinking the role of the district curriculum leader
I was a terrible customer when I was a superintendent. Vendors from curriculum and technology...
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The legal fight to preserve public education — and democracy
We were forewarned. Even before Trump, there were signs of trouble in our democracy. In the 1990s,...
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The magic of seeing yourself in books
Classroom literature with multiracial characters helps students from this fast-growing demographic...
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