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Why It’s Time to Talk About Equity and Excellence
Are we chipping away at expectations and rigor more broadly to narrow achievement gaps?
Read MoreIn Chicago’s Albany Park Neighborhood, an Investment in Childhood Thriving Starts to Pay Off
Here’s how one Chicago neighborhood works toward thriving kids—and how your community can join in.
Read MoreNYC Won’t Allow Yeshiva Students To Fail—But It’s OK For Public School Students?
An alarming double standard in NYC.
Read MoreMake Math Playful and Your Students Will Succeed
Here’s how to create a positive math mindset in kids.
Read MoreHey Shawnta! My Principal Started the Year by Showing Us Student Data From Last Year. We Were Told to ‘Do Better,’ but Weren’t Given Real Strategies. What Do I Do Now?
As a teacher, you are the boots on the ground that will make the learning happen. Review the data, make connections, collaborate, and do your research!
Read MoreIf We Don’t Teach Culturally Affirming Books, We Might as Well Ban Them
Culturally relevant books get your students to participate more in class.
Read MoreReal Talk from Teachers About Why Good Curriculum Doesn’t Get Taught
Even as publishers are getting more high-quality curriculum materials into the marketplace, teachers continue to struggle to access those materials. A recent report from the nonprofit curriculum reviewer EdReports found that less than half of U.S. teachers believe their instructional materials align with learning standards.
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