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April 02, 2013

Give Teachers Autonomy to Arrange Schools So Students Want to Learn

The late educator Jack Frymier often said, "If the kids want to learn, we can't stop 'em. If they don't, we can't make 'em." Yet how often are schools' objectives defined in terms of what the students seek to achieve? What would it look like if we charted a different path to learning and engagement?  Read Full Post >

April 01, 2013

Teachers Tweet, Administrators Don't

Do more teachers than administrators use Twitter?  Read Full Post >

April 01, 2013

A Month of Classroom Laughs

April Fools' Day kicks of National Humor Month, giving teachers the opportunity to incorporate jokes and laughter in their lesson plans this month.  Read Full Post >

March 31, 2013

We're All Stakeholders in Public Education

As a society we have the know-how to teach every kid well. We have the wealth to create schools in which every student is known, valued, and educated. Know-how and wealth. What's missing, of course, is the will.  Read Full Post >

March 28, 2013

Are Teachers Overpaid?

Predecessors with good intentions created these contracts and extended these benefits but they could not have foreseen the convergence of social, political and economic forces occurring in this moment. It is our turn to navigate and the old maps no longer serve.  Read Full Post >

March 27, 2013

New Training for Teachers: Self Defense

In light of the December Newtown, Conn., school shooting and fears about school violence, some teachers, parents, and administrators are turning to self-defense classes.  Read Full Post >

March 27, 2013

'Why Do We Teach?'

I came into education assuming that our task was and always had been to produce a learned, thoughtful, and tenacious "ruling class."  Read Full Post >

March 27, 2013

Hot off the (E-)Presses: A New Book on Classroom Management

The newest e-book from Education Week is all about classroom management  Read Full Post >

March 26, 2013

Common Core: Mend It; Don't End It

Common Core Standards continue to be a point of debate. We should remember that these standards are what every child should know and be able to do not everything a child should know and be able to do.  Read Full Post >

March 20, 2013

Change Standards, Test Students, Measure Schools

We are being asked to lean on our students to prove we are doing our job using a single measure and we know it is not fair to them. Teachers and leaders are faced with the additional burden of being directly evaluated by these results also knowing there is an expected slump in results during these first years of implementation of an expectedly flawed process.  Read Full Post >

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