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What If Parents and Schools Learned Together?
6+ hour, 16+ min ago (464+ words) MOUNT DESERT ISLAND REGION—At its core, the goal of the new monthly Parents University on MDI is simple: connecting with community in all different ways. The launching of the university wasn’t just a school initiative, Julie Keblinsky, director of…...
Readers weigh in on schools, film and libraries
3+ hour, 17+ min ago (589+ words) LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Misconceptions are overshadowing what’s working for New Mexico students Amira works with 5 million students worldwide, including tens of thousands of students right here in New Mexico. Most importantly, it's the only reading intervention validated for meaningful…...
Life after layoffs: Teachers find varied new paths after losing jobs in 4J, Springfield
8+ hour, 45+ min ago (887+ words) About 200 staff members in the two school districts received layoff notices last year. Educators who weren’t recalled to local rosters have had to make hard decisions about where to work, where to live and whether to stay in teaching. Penny…...
Former Carson City teacher shares story of perseverance, brings book???One Inch at a Time??? to Fremont Elementary students
6+ hour, 48+ min ago (389+ words) Former Carson City Kindergarten Teacher Alyssa Herrera recently returned to Fremont Elementary to share copies of her children’s book, “One Inch at a Time.” The visit was part of Herrera’s “100 Classrooms, One Inch at a Time” campaign, which aims to…...
21 Things Teachers Really, Really, Realllllllllly Want People To Know (But Would Literally Get Fired If They Actually Said)
7+ hour, 17+ min ago (23+ words) Teachers reveal the honest truths they can't say out loud without risking their jobs. Click to see what they really think....
Back to School Voices From New York City Educators
10+ hour, 14+ min ago (674+ words) Heading into the new school year, New York City educators are reflecting on ICE, workers’ democracy, and more. The school year is beginning for millions of students, educators, families and school workers across New York City’s public school system — and…...
Why Communities must care for those who care for students.
8+ hour, 33+ min ago (34+ words) When we think of communities, we think of unified bodies of people living together, sharing resources and helping each other out. We think …...
We Handed Students a Superpower, Then Told Them Not to Use It
10+ hour, 23+ min ago (464+ words) A generation is being asked to live inside a contradiction we created. It’s worth looking at from their side of the desk. Imagine being …...
CNTE Teachers Broke Through the Cordon Outside the Hall Where Sheinbaum Was Speaking
20+ hour, 22+ min ago (719+ words) One email, every weekday morning. What moved in Latin American markets, politics and expat life. Yesterday’s subject line: “'The false peace is over' - Colombia” Oaxaca’s teachers have been the most combative union in Mexico for four decades. They chose the…...
Why Can One Teacher’s Compliment Stay With You For Years? Psychology Has An Answer
1+ week, 2+ day ago (410+ words) There are several intriguing factors due to which these small compliment from our teacher still rings in our heads. One of them is the Pygmalion Effect, which has been extensively studied for its effects on students. Pygmalion effect is a…...