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    #MeToo Movement Making its Way into Educational System

    The Hechinger Report Mar 3, 2018

    In a letter addressed to the “KIPP Team and Family,”the executive leadership of the powerful charter school network announced the dismissal of one of its co-founders, Mike Feinberg, stemming from a…

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    Colorado Looks to Expand Free School Lunch Program

    Chalkbeat Mar 3, 2018

    Colorado students who qualify for a reduced price lunch can get it for free, thanks to a state program that covers the extra cost. But that’s only through fifth grade.…

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    The Future of Executive-Skills Coaching and Behavioral Science in Programs

    MDRC Mar 2, 2018

    Executive skills are the cognitive abilities that make it possible for people to set goals, regulate impulses, and complete the steps necessary to achieve their objectives. Examples of these skills…

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    New York’s Separate and Unequal Schools

    The Nation Mar 2, 2018

    As Mayor Bill de Blasio begins a second term with a vow to make New York the nation’s ”fairest city,” his first assignment should be grading the fairness of the…

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    Personalized Learning Comes to Teacher Training

    Chalkbeat Mar 2, 2018

    Woodrow Wilson Academy of Teaching and Learning, a soon-to-launch graduate school of education has a new approach to teaching teachers. The Academy’s goal is to ensure teachers master them handling…

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    March 2: This Week’s Must Reads on Youth and Young Adults

    Raikes Foundation Mar 2, 2018

    Here’s what we’re reading: A Homeless Camp in Our Backyard? Please, Seattle Pacific University Says  A homeless camp on Seattle Pacific University’s campus provides a safe place for homeless people…

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    Thomas Jefferson Would Be Proud of Florida Students

    The Hechinger Report Mar 2, 2018

    Many schools and districts these days say they cannot focus on character and citizenship because there is no time, or because those topics are too controversial. The truth is that…

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    Notable Quotes About American Education That Made News In February

    The 74 Mar 2, 2018

    “To be honest, it’s kind of embarrassing that it’s been so controversial.” — Idaho State Senator Janie Ward-Engelking of Boise, a Democrat, on the legislature’s move to include human-caused climate change in…

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    American Teachers Could Use More Time to Collaborate

    RAND Corporation Mar 1, 2018

    Teacher collaboration is an important component of long-term career development for educators across the United States.   For example, collaborative activities (such as peer observation and co-planning meetings) can provide opportunities for…

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    How Patsy Mink Changed History for Millions of Women

    The 74 Mar 1, 2018

    She applied to a dozen medical schools, but she was denied admission because she was a woman. She earned a law degree instead, but firms refused to hire her because…

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    Oscar Nominee ‘Lady Bird’ Offers Nuanced View of Catholic School

    The 74 Mar 1, 2018

    It’s easy for filmmakers to make fun of Catholic school. That’s why writer and director Greta Gerwig decided to do something very different. Gerwig has said that her film Lady Bird may be the only…

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    The History of Pittsburgh’s Black Renaissance

    CityLab Mar 1, 2018

    In the 19th century, what is now the University of Pittsburgh was called the Western University of Pennsylvania. Before his death in 1858, Charles Avery, a white Pittsburgh cotton trader…

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