Teacher of the Year: Stand Up and Teach Pride
Teacher of the Year, Kelly D. Holstine, explains why she did not participate in the White House celebration for Teacher of the Year.
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Paraprofessional Support Staff: The Reliable Backbone of our Schools
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9 Remarkable Books on Migration by Asian American Authors
Aakanksha Gupta with Re-Imagining Migration explores 9 books by Asian American authors that address the many experiences and aspects of migration.
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Mueller report divides public opinion
Essential question: Why has the Mueller report further divided political leaders and the public?
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Free PreK-12 Summer Reading Lists for 2019
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Learning to better support immigrant students
By Annette LicitraProviding Pathyways for Immigrant Students
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Study Guide: Alabama and Missouri Abortion Restrictions
Essential question: Why have several states recently passed laws severely restricting abortion?
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Navigating Life’s Challenges with a Teacher’s Compass
I wish I had been one of those teachers who always knew what they wanted to be when they grew up. So often I’ve heard my colleagues talk about how they always knew they wanted to be a teacher, and how they would make their friends play “school” when they were young. I think this is why we often hear that people are born with the traits necessary to be teachers.
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Classroom Discipline Problems: Ten Mistakes You Could be Making
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Column: Want to appreciate teachers? Put an end to school gun violence
Every May, there are multitudes of inadequate, or just plain insulting, platitudes about Teacher Appreciation Week. I appreciate the buy-one-get-one drinks and burritos, but what teachers across this country would prefer is effective policy changes to end school gun violence.
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