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Before you bring the science of reading to your school, remember this one thing. #EWOpinion #K12 #Principals
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The science of reading can’t succeed without the art of teaching.
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This school year, make sure your faculty meetings are more valuable than an email. Here’s how. #EWOpinion #K12 #Principals
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As a principal, I've tried to improve the faculty meetings I once dreaded as a teacher.
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How should schools properly enforce a cellphone ban? On educator discusses. #EWOpinion #K12
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An educator offers school and district leaders a cooperative, restorative approach to restricting cellphone use in schools.
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This is why high-dosage tutoring should be here to stay, write two researchers. #EWOpinion #K12 #Reading #Math
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Research is piling up on the effectiveness of the academic intervention, including when it is scaled up.
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Here’s how teachers can take care of themselves and their students this school year. #EWOpinion #K12
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A veteran teacher suggests 8 essential practices to benefit everyone in the classroom.
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When the court adjudicates school-based conflicts, it risks displacing local, democratic, and educational processes, write two educators about the Mahmoud v. Taylor case. #EWOpinion #K12
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Regardless of which side wins Mahmoud v. Taylor, we have a big problem.
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We must protect and modernize federal school data, writes the executive director of the American Statistical Association. #EWOpinion #K12
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The erosion of this fundamental information will create immediate blind spots for districts and states.
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The school year begins soon. Check out the best (and worst) teacher advice for starting the year strong. #EWOpinion #K12
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How teachers are reconnecting with their joy of teaching, counseling new colleagues, and decorating their classrooms.
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RT @educationweek: The Best (and Worst) Teacher Advice for Starting the New School Year (Opinion) .
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Executing a few different strategies can foster supportive, empowering environments for teachers. #EWOpinion #K12 @LarryFerlazzo
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Executing a few different strategies can foster supportive, empowering environments for teachers.
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RT @Larryferlazzo: How to Help Teachers Advance is new @educationweek post.
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Executing a few different strategies can foster supportive, empowering environments for teachers.
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RT @rickhess99: Do Math and Grade-Level Instruction Need a Divorce?. @NCJoelRose of @NewClassrooms argues that boosting math achievement re….
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Every student can achieve math proficiency. Here's how.
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Sure, AI has a lot of benefits—but this teacher has only seen the harm. #EWOpinion #K12
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I keep hearing about the theoretical benefits of AI in education. So far, I’ve only seen its serious downsides.
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After a subpar observation from a school administrator, this teacher almost wanted to quit. Here’s why he didn’t. #EWOpinion #K12
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An administrator said my students were "disengaged" and yet there's more to it than that, writes a 25-year teaching veteran.
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In this video, two former Trump and Biden appointees debate what lies ahead for U.S. ed. policy. #EWOpinion #K12
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They held the same job in the Education Department—under two very different administrations. Watch their conversation.
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RT @educationweek: Two Former Trump and Biden Appointees Hash Out What’s Ahead in Ed. Policy (Opinion) https://t.co….
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