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    New Suicide Prevention Initiatives Funded In Colorado

    Denver Post Dec 15, 2017

    After an especially tough school year in Colorado regarding youth suicides, the state attorney general’s office will fund new prevention initiatives to help teens statewide. The initiative will help up…

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    3 Things to Consider When Judging Teacher Effectiveness

    EdSource Dec 15, 2017

    Teachers — like other professionals — don’t work as sole operators; they are part of a team. While your child’s teacher certainly matters, parents should care at least as much…

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    4 Pillars of Teacher-Led Education Reform

    Education Week Dec 15, 2017

    To create a more robust conception of education reform, we propose four pillars of equal importance upon which our public education system should rest. Promote learner-centered schools. If schools are going…

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    Increasing the Number of First-Generation College Students in North Dakota

    InsideSources Dec 15, 2017

    This September, 4,439 South Dakota high school seniors (approximately 55 percent of the state’s senior population) received letters from Secretary of Education Dr. Melody Schopp, announcing their general acceptance into…

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    Research Finds Student Test Scores Do Not Correlate with Academic Growth

    Stanford University Dec 14, 2017

    For years, parents and policymakers have looked to test scores to gauge the effectiveness of school districts and teachers. New research from Stanford Graduate School of Education Professor Sean Reardon provides a…

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    Teaching STEM Through Interactive Storytelling

    TEDEd Dec 14, 2017

    Tim Couillard was 22 years old when he taught his first physics and chemistry classes at James River High School in Virginia. Two decades later, this TED-Ed Innovative Educator is still there,…

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    Experiences and Environmental Exposures Act on Early Childhood Development

    Encyclopedia on Early Childhood Development Dec 14, 2017

    In recent years, a lot of new information has emerged on epigenetics that allows us to better understand how developmental trajectories can be either adaptive or maladaptive. Experiences and environmental…

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    Teaching Local Students the Act of Global Learning

    TEDEd Dec 14, 2017

    Tobye Ertelt was born and raised in Colorado. Today, she lives and works in her home state as a Digital Teacher Librarian. There is a false perception “that we have…

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    Duke Students Distribute $101,000 in Grants for Philanthropy Lab

    The Chronicle Dec 14, 2017

    Duke was founded on the philanthropy of James B. Duke. Now, its students have found a way to give back—in class. Students in the first-year seminar, named Values in Action,…

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    Charts That Changed the Way We Think About Our Schools in 2017

    The 74 Dec 14, 2017

    Every year, education researchers force us to re-examine cherished assumptions. In 2017, we started thinking differently about the importance of high-quality preschool. We began talking about the boon to minority…

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    How One California District Narrowed its Latino Achievement Gap

    Edsource Dec 14, 2017

    Last year, a girl in Melody Gonzalez’s class at Las Palmas Middle School, in the San Gabriel Valley, started sobbing in class one day. Gonzales asked her what was wrong.…

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    Homeless Students in California Rely on Schools

    EdSource Dec 14, 2017

    Since 2014, the number of homeless youth in California has jumped 20 percent, to more than 202,329, and accounts for nearly 4 percent of the overall public school population. The McKinney-Vento…

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