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This is How We Can Fight the J...

Jul 22, 2018 by Michael Smith

Our school-aged students are dealing with a rising number of issues in school, but there is a new epidemic that is taking many...

Withdrawal of sex ed curriculu...

Jul 22, 2018 by Toronto Sun

Protesters converged on Queen’s Park Saturday in support of the now repealed sex ed curriculum. One of the organizers of the March...

Turning the tide on the ebbing...

Jul 22, 2018 by University World News

Michael Schill – Barely half of Americans responding to a survey administered by the Gallup Corporation earlier this year said...

A New World Order: Brought to ...

Jul 22, 2018 by The Rutherford Institute

By John W. Whitehead – “There are no nations. There are no peoples … There is only IBM and ITT and AT&T, and DuPont,...

Broadford Primary School has S...

Jul 22, 2018 by British Broadcasting Corporation

Test results at an award-winning primary school in east London have been annulled amid allegations of cheating. The Department for...

Will China’s rise come at our ...

Jul 22, 2018 by Bridge Magazine

Tom Watkins – I have just spent three weeks in China and, as always, it is an eye-opening global adventure. Since my first trip...

New law lets parents veto scho...

Jul 22, 2018 by WorldNetDaily

Requires officials to notify them of curriculum, allow time to object A new state law in Indiana gives parents the right to veto an...

In Defense of Teaching Difficu...

Jul 22, 2018 by Teachers & Writers Magazine

By Erika Luckert – I was developing a lesson for a 6th-grade unit on poetry and mythology. We would read two different Medusa...

Your Tax Dollars At Work: Addi...

Jul 22, 2018 by Dome Magazine

By Tom Watkins – “MORC” or the Macomb-Oakland Regional Center, is perhaps known to more people around the globe than it is to...

National e-school figure to te...

Jul 22, 2018 by Cleveland Plain Dealer

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Ron Packard wants to do a better job with e-schools this time around. Packard, the founder and former CEO of...

Tips for Keeping Your Classroo...

Jul 22, 2018 by April Sutphen

Classrooms are designed for learning, discovery, growth, and exploration. This means stocking the shelves with age appropriate...

Posh Boys: How the English Pub...

Jul 22, 2018 by The Guardian (UK)

Robert Verkaik comprehensively illustrates the stranglehold the public school system still has on Britain Alex Renton – Robert...

Flexible Classrooms: Research ...

Jul 22, 2018 by Edutopia

An ambitious study of 153 classrooms in the United Kingdom provides the best evidence that flexible spaces can boost academic...

Institutional Innovation: Taki...

Jul 22, 2018 by Education Dive

Shalina Chatlani – Small liberal arts college Drew University in Madison, New Jersey is known for being surrounded by an...

Book Review: The History of In...

Jul 22, 2018 by educationalchemy

I recently had the privilege of reading Dufresne’s powerful illustrated history of educational and institutional racism in the United...

LANDMARK RESOLUTION TO PROTECT...

Jul 22, 2018 by Donna Garner Education Policy Commentator EducationViews.org

“Landmark Resolution To Protect Children from Unsuitable Content — Passed by Republican National Committee” From Cynthia...

‘Traveling while black&#...

Jul 21, 2018 by The Conversation

Cotten Seiler – In the summer of 2017, the NAACP issued a travel advisory for the state of Missouri. Modeled after the...

Reading Great Literature Like ...

Jul 21, 2018 by The Daily Caller

Alexandre Dumas’s intriguing plots elevate our understanding of history, geography and culture Jamie Gass | Director for School...

Facebook and Instagram take to...

Jul 21, 2018 by CNET

by Sean Keane – Facebook and Instagram instructed their moderators to take a tougher stance on underage kids. The social media...

Dismissed by KIPP over sexual ...

Jul 21, 2018 by Chalkbeat

By Matt Barnum – KIPP co-founder Mike Feinberg, who was fired earlier this year over sexual harassment allegations, has started...

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