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    These Teachers Unlock Math For Students With Real-World Context

    Chalkbeat Mar 19, 2018

    For Houston educators Terrance O’Neil and Tim Livingston, math is all about context. Too often, they say, students give up on math because word problems feature information or elements students…

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    How Middle School Obsessions Can Shape Career Paths

    EdSurge Mar 19, 2018

    As a middle schooler growing up in the 1990s, I was one of many girls who had a goal of marrying Zac Hanson.  I was driven by the desire to meet…

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    Code.Org Brings Computer Science To Schools

    Fast Company Mar 19, 2018

    “What would the school system look like if computer science had the same curriculum the way biology does?” That’s the question Hadi Partovi asked himself before launching his education nonprofit, Code.org.…

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    Using Education and Consumer Power to Change Seattle’s Food System

    Food Tank Mar 19, 2018

    Sara Morris, President of The Beecher’s Foundation is an organizational leader in the for-profit and non-profit sectors, and a passion for food, kids, education, and community. Prior to joining the…

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    Audit Raises Alarms for Handling of Homeless Students In NYC

    Chalkbeat Mar 19, 2018

    Education officials have allowed many of New York City’s homeless students to miss large swaths of school without required intervention from city personnel, according to a scathing audit issued Thursday…

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    Rethinking Expertise: Young People and the Power of Lived Experience

    Raikes Foundation Mar 19, 2018

    Growing up I was surrounded by instability, poverty and a family that had significant substance abuse struggles—from this lived experience I knew I wanted to give back and better the…

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    Fanny Jackson Coppin: From Slave to Principal

    The 74 Mar 19, 2018

    Fanny Jackson Coppin was born into slavery in 1837 in Washington, D.C. When she was still a child, her aunt bought her freedom for $125 and sent her to live…

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    The WIOA Pay for Performance Impact on the Workforce System

    America Forward Mar 19, 2018

    America Forward moved to action and was involved in supporting and ensuring the passage of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), which made many significant changes to our federal workforce…

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    Educators Seek to Use Emerging Assessments of High School Students for College Admissions

    Inside Higher Ed Mar 19, 2018

    In recent years, a number of high school districts and a few states have moved to require high school students to complete much more sophisticated projects to assess their eligibility…

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    Betsy DeVos on 60 Minutes: What Did We Learn?

    The Atlantic Mar 19, 2018

    Betsy DeVos, the country’s highly unpopular education secretary, had been asked to participate in an interview on 60 Minutes, and the news-media-shy billionaire philanthropist and school-choice advocate accepted the invitation. The media appearance would be a high-stakes…

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    America’s Teachers are Underpaid

    The Atlantic Mar 19, 2018

    Larry Cagle is angry. At 54 years of age, he makes $34,500 a year teaching critical-reading skills to public high-school students in Tulsa, Oklahoma. “I do construction and lawn maintenance…

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    Case Study: The Framework for High Quality Project Based Learning

    High Quality Project Based Learning Mar 19, 2018

    The Framework for High Quality Project Based Learning (HQPBL) describes PBL in terms of the student experience. It describes six criteria, each of which must be at least minimally present…

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