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Our Middle Schoolers Deserve Better

From STEM, Let's Pivot to the BRANCHES of the Humanities

When Teaching Middle Schoolers: The Most Asked Question is, "Are You Insane?"

TED Talks All Students Should See

Reading Groups, A Valuable Tool

Digging Into Learning: Using Archaeology in the Classroom

Alternative Seating: Another Support

Four Minutes: Putting the Passing Period in the Past

An Experiment In Gratitude

Preparing Students For Teacher Absences

Respect in the Classroom: Earned, Not Expected

Why is The Positivity Project Making My Kids So Negative?

"Teacher's Kid Gets Suspended!"

Take One For the Team: The Need for Self-Care

The New Teacher Smell

The Importance of Communication For IEP Students and Parents

[Opinion] Barack Obama: A Role Model for Teachers and Students

Equity in Action: Mitigating Unconscious Bias In the Classroom

Teaching Immigration Empathy: Why Refugee by Alan Gratz Should Be Added To Your Curriculum

Taking the Anxiety Out of Student Placement in Special Education

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