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The Instructional Programs and Curriculum are Fatally Flawed

Children Don't Avoid "Divisive" Topics, And Neither Can We

The "Great Resignation" Is Hurting Teacher Diversity and That Matters More Than You Think

First-Year Teachers: Raise Your Hand If You've Been Bullied Too.

Post-Pandemic Education: What Worked Well with Distance Learning

School Librarians and Teachers Must Work Together To Make School Fun

Fire the Canon: Curriculum is the Vehicle, Not the Destination

#PandemicPedagogy: It's Time to Break Up With This School Year

Reinventing Pandemic Schooling: More than Making Lemonade from Lemons

Surviving Pandemic Teaching: Teachers, Secure Your Own Self-Care Oxygen Mask

It's Worth A Shot: A Teacher Reflects on Mandatory Covid-19 Vaccines

Teach to the Rest: How the Pandemic Could Be the Best Thing for Education in 20 Years

Special Education and Social Distancing- The Struggle All Around

A Canary in the Coal Mine: The Truth We Need to Remember Post-Pandemic About Virtual Schooling

Building a Plane While Flying, Lessons Learned from a Hybrid Teacher and His Student Teacher

Remote Elementary Teaching Sucks. Get Over It and Prepare for Survival

All the Things We Lose to Standardized Testing...Even During a Pandemic

Three Runners, Two Zacks, and One Call to Action: Teachers Play a Larger Role in Combating Racism and Hate

Teacher Professional Development and Training is Ridiculously Out of Touch

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