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    More Guns in Classrooms is Not a Solution to Gun Violence According to Research

    Business Insider Feb 27, 2018

    Research consistently finds a simple trend: where there are more guns, there are more deaths. That’s true everywhere in the world, and it’s true in the classroom, too. A cross-national study…

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    The Reality of Free Education for All in Ghana

    Al Jazeera Feb 27, 2018

    Since gaining independence in 1957, Ghana has focused on improving access to education and achieving universal enrolment. Primary education became free in 1961 and the 1980s saw major reforms swept through the…

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    Parkland Teacher Argues Against Arming Faculty

    Business Insider Feb 27, 2018

    A Florida culinary teacher who sheltered 65 students in her classroom during last week’s mass shooting gave a simple, but compelling, explanation for why faculty shouldn’t be armed and expected to fire…

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    Why Data Science Classes Are a Big Hit in California High Schools

    EdSource Feb 26, 2018

    Data science — the study of computer-generated “big data” — is the hottest career in the U.S., according to Glassdoor. And now it’s the hottest math class at a growing number…

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    A Model for Teacher Leadership

    The 74 Feb 26, 2018

    The idea seemed like common sense: Engage the most effective teachers, ask them to come up with ideas for improving schools, and share what they know with their peers. And…

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    Promise Neighborhood: Family Centered Community Change Work

    Annie E. Casey Foundation Feb 26, 2018

    As part of its Family-Centered Community Change work, the Annie E. Casey Foundation is partnering with community development initiatives in three cities to integrate disconnected services for kids and adults. With an…

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    Tech Innovations Can Put Education at The Forefront of the Development Agenda

    Devex Feb 26, 2018

    On Feb. 2, world leaders gathered in Senegal with an ambitious and worthy goal: to raise $3.1 billion for the Global Partnership for Education to help fund schooling and better…

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    Inequity in Education is Your (and My) Responsibility

    Getting Smart Feb 26, 2018

    There is a great injustice happening in our schools, and it’s happening on our watch. What’s happening can be seen in national reports. The reading and math scores of our white…

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    A Guide to New York’s Teacher Evaluation Overhaul

    Chalkbeat Feb 26, 2018

    How do New York’s teacher evaluations work now? Teachers are evaluated based on two components: students’ academic improvement and principals’ observation of their teaching. Every district creates its own state-approved…

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    Increased Federal Child Care Assistance Could Enhance Quality of Care

    Urban Institute Feb 26, 2018

    Federal funding for child care assistance is set to increase by $5.8 billion over the next two years under the terms of the bipartisan budget agreement passed earlier this month. But how will state…

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    Weakening Teachers Unions Could Have Negative Consequences for Schools

    Chalkbeat Feb 26, 2018

    In states that permit agency fees (there are about 20), a teacher may decline to be part of a union but must still pay those fees. If the Supreme Court…

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    #ArmMeWith: Teachers Offer Alternative to Gun Violence

    Chalkbeat Feb 26, 2018

    Counselors, time, diverse classroom libraries, money — these are some of many things American teachers say they need in their schools instead of guns. The pleas are coming via a…

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