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Teachers and Their Classrooms

November 29, 2017 Education Policy
Better Read than Dead: New Young Adult Book Dives into McCarthyism
Mary Ellen Flannery

“Suspect Red” by L.M. Elliott helps students understand how the paranoia and xenophobia of the McCarthy era remains relevant today.

October 25, 2017 Teachers and Their Classrooms
‘We Aren’t Seen As Professionals’: Educator Explains Why She Left the Classroom
Morgan Knight Hermann

If the education system wants to attract more talented young people to the teaching profession, says a former educator, a culture shift is in order.

October 17, 2017 Educators in Action
Ready For Some Good News? Educators Share What’s Happening in Their Classrooms
Cindy Long

It’s easy to be overwhelmed by all the bad news lately, so we asked educators to let us know about the great things going on in their schools.

October 10, 2017 Education Policy
Engineer Turned Teacher Helps Students Build Apps for Special Needs Counterparts
Mary Ellen Flannery

Nick Gattuso’s students have developed a suite of learning applications to assist students with disabilities.

October 3, 2017 Students and Social Issues
Coming to America: Books Celebrating Immigrants, Refugees
Cindy Long

When kids hear about travel bans, border walls, and refugee quotas, they start asking questions. Books can help.

September 15, 2017 Teachers and Their Classrooms
Technology Makes it Easier, But What Do We Really Know About Why Students Cheat?
Tim Walker

By focusing too much on how students cheat, we may be ignoring some of the issues that are actually driving the behavior.

September 14, 2017 Educators in Action
30 Under 30: A New Generation of Educators is Already Making a Difference
Brenda Álvarez

Here’s a glimpse of 30 young educators who—early in their careers—are building networks of support, growing their skillset, and raising their voices as leaders.

August 28, 2017 Teachers and Their Classrooms
Are New Educators Exposed to a ‘Burnout Contagion’ in School?
Tim Walker

A school-wide burnout culture is taking a toll on early career educators. Finding solutions is the primary obligation of schools and policymakers, not teachers.

August 16, 2017 Teachers and Their Classrooms
Survey: Quality Professional Development Still Out of Reach for Teachers
Tim Walker

Quality PD should be a fundamental part of the profession, but most teachers don’t have a voice or a choice in their professional learning experiences.

August 11, 2017 Teachers and Their Classrooms
Spin-Out? Fidget Spinners in the Classroom Get Mixed Reviews
Cindy Long

Fidget spinners are a huge fad but not all educators want to give them a whirl.

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