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What I Learned From the Burial of the Unknown Cat

Before You Quit Education, What's Your Plan?

What Trevor Noah Can Teach America About Teachers

The Toxic Positivity Propaganda Machine

Red Light! It's Time to Take Digital Literacy Seriously

Teachers Are Burnt Out, But Students Are Too

Paid Time Off Is a Thing of the Past for Teachers

Schools Can Ease Mask Requirements Depending on Community Spread

Why Are Teachers Leaving? Here's What They Told Us

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Opinion: Fighting Fascism from Our Classrooms

That Time I Finally Took a Stress Leave of Absence

We Don't Want Schools Shut Down, But We Can't Solve the COVID Pandemic

A Teacher Lost in the Dust

The A-Z’s of this Burned-Out Teacher

On Feeling Flat: Teachers in 2021

How This Teacher Healed from Racial Trauma

Why I Microwaved My Strawberries: An Analogy for this Entire School Year

Teachers Didn't Sign Up for This

A Year Later After I Resigned From Teaching in a Pandemic

ASK A TEACHER: Parents, You Can Decide Where Stimulus Money Goes, Here's How

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