How Can Teachers Approach Race & Implicit Bias in the Classroom?
The new "question-of-the-week" is: What are your recommendations for how all teachers, especially those of us who are white, can approach race and implicit bias in the classroom?
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September 17, 2017
September 17, 2017
Response: New Teachers Should 'Leave Gossip for Tabloids & Reality Shows'
Rebecca Schmidt, Madeline Whitaker Good, Katherine Whitaker, Ann Hoover, Jon Harper, and Otis Kriegel finish-up a three-part series on mistakes made by new teachers.
September 17, 2017
Response: New Teachers Must Create a 'Balance'
Cindi Rigsbee, Carol Pelletier Radford, Dr. Jenny Grant Rankin, Jennie Farnell and Ken Lindblom share their advice to new teachers.
September 16, 2017
Response: Mistakes New Teachers Make & How to Avoid Them
Michael Janatovich, Sarah Thomas, Roxanna Elden, Kristi Mraz, Christine Hertz, and Julia Thompson explore common mistakes made by new teachers and how to avoid them.
July 05, 2017
Response: 'Double Flip' Your Classroom
Daniel Schwartz,Jeryl-Ann Asaro, and William Kist share their thoughts on "flipped learning."
July 02, 2017
Response: 'Flipped Learning' Does Not Just Mean 'Posting Videos'
Rita Platt, Kristina J. Doubet, Eric M. Carbaugh, Sarah Thomas, Troy Cockrum, Sonja Cherry-Paul, and Dana Johansen share advice to teachers exploring "Flipped Learning."
June 28, 2017
Response: Leaders Can Support Innovation by 'Listening More & Speaking Less'
Cheryl Dobbertin, Pia Lindquist Wong, Fred Ende, Dr. Jenny Grant Rankin and Rachael George wrap-up a three-part series on supporting curriculum innovations.
June 27, 2017
Response: Leaders Must 'Walk the Walk' and Create a Culture of Innovation
PJ Caposey, Amber Teamann, Matt Renwick, Paul Barnwell, and Mitch Barnes share their ideas on the roles of administrators in making curriculum innovations.
June 24, 2017
Response: Support Curriculum Innovations by 'Failing Forward'
Dr. Sanée Bell, Mark Estrada, Sally J. Zepeda, Adeyemi Stembridge, Kenneth Baum, David Krulwich and Daniel Venables contribute their suggestions about how administrators can support curriculum innovations.
June 20, 2017
Response: Make 1:1 Programs 'About the Learning, not the Device'
Brady E. Venables, Djamal Balbed, Boyd Adolfsson, Joyce Cluess, and Dr. Robert Dillon share their ideas on how to implement one-to-one computer programs in schools.
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