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The biggest barrier schools face in putting social-emotional learning curriculum in place is an age-old foe: time. A lack of funding and support from...
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Fewer than half of public schools—48 percent—report that they can effectively meet students’ mental health needs, and that number has dwindled in the past...
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Nobody has to be convinced that the education system is broken. In the words of Leonard Cohen “Everybody Knows.” A recent Pew Research article...
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I’ve been having a series of conversations with Joe Feldman, the author of Grading for Equity, about efforts to promote equitable grading. In a...
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When planning your staff development, less is more! I recently attended a local education conference that was excellent. The organizers were extremely thoughtful and...
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To the Editor: I was happily surprised to read this opinion piece in your publication (“Why Educators Often Have It Wrong About Right-Leaning Parents,”...
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In schools across the country this spring, high school seniors are being celebrated as they ceremoniously sign declarations of intent. They’re not student-athletes announcing...
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To the Editor: I am a retired public school science teacher who taught in a district north of Cincinnati for 32 years. I am...
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To the Editor: The March 4 opinion piece seems reasonable at first glance (“Why Educators Often Have It Wrong About Right-Leaning Parents”). However, at...
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Search online for “culturally competent education” and you’ll find a wealth of curricula, reading lists, and professional development resources designed for teachers. However, you’ll...
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I’ve argued many times over the years that there’s no such thing as an “implementation problem.” Rather, the term is a fancy way for...
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Inside a locked room at Colleyville Middle School that staff members use for professional development, a “data wall” offers a glimpse of each of...
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Students who feel connected to school are more likely to attend and perform well, and less likely to misbehave and feel sad and hopeless....
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Staff and students at Yates Elementary in Schenectady, N.Y., rarely end a conversation without uttering two words: “Choose Kind.” The phrase, written on signs...
