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February 08, 2013

Pearson, School Improvement Network Partner on Online Teacher Tools

Pearson and the School Improvement Network have announced a partnership they say will expand schools' access to online teacher professional development and other resources.  Read Full Post >

February 06, 2013

The Seattle Boycott Is Not About High-Stakes Testing, Except That It Is

A Seattle teacher boycott against a district-mandated exam seems increasingly tied to fights against high-stakes testing, whether or not that was the intended goal.  Read Full Post >

February 05, 2013

Today We Are All Garfield Teachers!

Today is the day all teachers stand with those at Garfield High School in Seattle,Washington in their refusal to administer the MAP test. This is ground zero for the civil disobedience that we will see across the nation as teachers expose the misuses of testing.  Read Full Post >

January 25, 2013

ELL Teachers Connect and Learn in Twitter Chats

A weekly Twitter chat connects teachers of English-language learners to discuss, debate, and advise one another on numerous topics.  Read Full Post >

January 25, 2013

A Year Later, and Another L.A. Teacher Arrested for Sexual Misconduct

The Los Angeles Police Department on Wednesday arrested a 57-year-old elementary school teacher accused of sexually abusing 20 children over the course of his 40-year-career, just a year after a similar case in Los Angeles.  Read Full Post >

January 24, 2013

Florida Teacher Pay Raises: A Side Effect of Court Ruling on Pensions?

A recent Florida Supreme Court decision on the state pension system could be influencing Gov. Rick Scott's proposal to raise teacher salaries.  Read Full Post >

January 22, 2013

Tulsa Teachers Voice Concerns About Technology's Use in District

Teachers and principals in the Tulsa, Okla., schools recently raised worries about their district's technology resources, citing concerns common to school officials nationwide.  Read Full Post >

January 17, 2013

Economic Inequality Grows in N.C. Schools Since Mid-1990s, Study Says

A Duke University study shows that while the level of racial segregation in North Carolina schools has remained steady in recent years, economic gaps have grown.  Read Full Post >

January 15, 2013

Martin Luther King Jr. Understood Poverty and So Do Teachers

Teachers understand that there are two kinds of poor children, those with social capital and those without. As we celebrate the birth of Martin Luther King Jr. and the inauguration of President Obama, we need to focus on ending poverty for all children.  Read Full Post >

January 03, 2013

N.Y. Reform Commission Stresses Teacher Prep, More Learning Time

A New York state commission on education reform recommended extended learning time and higher bars to enter the teaching profession in a Jan. 2 report.  Read Full Post >

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