Education Week
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Education Week
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- #WikiLeaks: Hillary Clinton called the #CommonCore a "political failure" in a speech. blogs.edweek.org/edweek/campaig…
- Teachers, are you in favor of free school lunches for all students? Why or why not?
- Jahana Hayes, the 2016 National Teacher of the Year, has won her race for a U.S. House seat, representing Connecticut’s 5th district. #ElectionNight #EdWeekWatchParty edweek.org/ew/articles/20…
- In the face of Trump attacks on critical race theory, Terri N. Watson suggests that educators reinforce their support of it by recognizing that "differences are not deficits" and demanding that schools are equitably funded. #EWopinion blogs.edweek.org/teachers/class…
- "Building relationships with students is the most important thing a teacher can do." edwk.it/2pGX1zU #ewopinion
- .@Eagles player Chris Long pledges a portion of his salary to groups supporting educational equity. blogs.edweek.org/edweek/Distric…
- When a special education teacher and a regular classroom teacher are teamed in the classroom, they can multiply each other’s strengths. Here’s a look at a successful co-teaching partnership: edwk.it/2G2q0sZ #speced #coteaching
- Legislation from @RepMaxineWaters is taking aim at how Betsy DeVos is handling civil rights issues. blogs.edweek.org/edweek/campaig…
- Schools across the country are ditching the traditional parent-teacher conference for academic workshops, where it's the parents who are learning the skills their children need to master. edwk.it/2QdM9FF
- "Building relationships with students is the most important thing a teacher can do." edwk.it/2pGX1zU #ewopinion
- Neuroscience confirms that kids need strong, positive, supportive relationships to thrive in their education. blogs.edweek.org/edweek/learnin… #EWopinion
- "Teachers cannot be silent during this time. Teachers have to take a stand. Students are absorbing this, [and] they're going to ask themselves later on in life or even now, 'What was my teacher doing during this time?'"
