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Investigation: New Records Reveal What It Takes to Be One of the 75 NYC Teachers Fired for Misconduct or Incompetence Between 2015 and 2016
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by David Cantor
Investigation: Overshadowed by Shocking Abuse and Misconduct Cases, Teacher Incompetence Often Harms New York City’s Poorest Students
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Investigation: Disciplinary Hearing Records Reveal Disturbing, Criminal, Sometimes Violent Behavior By NYC’s Most Egregious Teachers
by David Cantor
Investigation: Disciplinary Hearing Records Reveal Disturbing, Criminal, Sometimes Violent Behavior By NYC’s Most Egregious Teachers
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Emanuel Confident That Chicago’s Universal Pre-K Program Will Live On After His Exit, but Will Next Mayor Balk at the Price Tag?
by Taylor Swaak
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Nunes: The Pros and Cons of Homeschooling a Child With Special Needs — and Some Resources That Can Help
by Jackie Nunes
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Nunes: The Pros and Cons of Homeschooling a Child With Special Needs — and Some Resources That Can Help
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by Beth Hawkins
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by Taylor Swaak
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When Learning Social Skills, Special Ed Students Do Best When Grouped by Social Ability, Not by Disability, Study Finds
by Kate Stringer
When Learning Social Skills, Special Ed Students Do Best When Grouped by Social Ability, Not by Disability, Study Finds
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Post-Parkland Memo: As Broward Schools and Other Districts Limit Building Access to a ‘Single Point of Entry,’ Experts Warn the Move Isn’t a Quick Fix
by Mark Keierleber
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Aldeman: Teachers Need to Build a Nest Egg. Schools Need Teachers to Stay on the Job. Changing Rules on Vesting in Pensions Can Help Both
by Chad Aldeman
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by Mark Keierleber
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by Kai-Leé Berke
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by Laura McKenna
74 Interview: Sen. Cory Booker on Teacher Quality, Celebrity Star Power, and Why His Newark School Reforms Were Actually a Success
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Study Shows Boosting Funds to Poor School Districts Lifts Student Achievement but Fails to Narrow Racial & Socioeconomic Achievement Gaps
by Kevin Mahnken
Study Shows Boosting Funds to Poor School Districts Lifts Student Achievement but Fails to Narrow Racial & Socioeconomic Achievement Gaps
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by Carolyn Phenicie
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by Ashley Inman Zanchelli
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by Bekah McNeel
The First Word My 4-Year-Old Learned This Summer Was ‘Lynching’: Why I Thought It Was Important to Take My Preschooler to Montgomery
The First Word My 4-Year-Old Learned This Summer Was ‘Lynching’: Why I Thought It Was Important to Take My Preschooler to Montgomery
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Shuls: Do Charter Schools Take Districts’ Money? Only If You Think Children, and the Funding That Comes With Them, Are District Property
by James V. Shuls
Shuls: Do Charter Schools Take Districts’ Money? Only If You Think Children, and the Funding That Comes With Them, Are District Property
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by Meredith Nelson
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by David Cantor
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by Laura Fay
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by Jeff Clay, Todd English, James Henderson, Evelyn Jossell, Tony McGee, Brock Puckett, and Val Towner
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by Tim Newcomb
New Book Helps Teachers Unlock Secrets of Virtual and Augmented Reality With Lessons, Apps, and Strategies for the Classroom
New Book Helps Teachers Unlock Secrets of Virtual and Augmented Reality With Lessons, Apps, and Strategies for the Classroom
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Union Report: Teachers Union Employees Stage Job Actions — Against Teachers Unions
by Mike Antonucci
Union Report: Teachers Union Employees Stage Job Actions — Against Teachers Unions
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Union Report: Teachers Union Employees Stage Job Actions — Against Teachers Unions
Union Report: Teachers Union Employees Stage Job Actions — Against Teachers Unions
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by Kevin Mahnken
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by Laura McKenna
EXCLUSIVE: Senator Cory Booker Speaks Out About Newark School Reform, Equity, and Mark Zuckerberg’s Millions Ahead of a Possible Run for the Presidency
EXCLUSIVE: Senator Cory Booker Speaks Out About Newark School Reform, Equity, and Mark Zuckerberg’s Millions Ahead of a Possible Run for the Presidency
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by Anne Wicks
Wicks: Americans’ Commitment to Democracy Is Strong — and Civics Education Is the People’s Choice for Making Our Democracy Even Stronger
Wicks: Americans’ Commitment to Democracy Is Strong — and Civics Education Is the People’s Choice for Making Our Democracy Even Stronger