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How Education in America Is Like the Wrong Pair of Running Shoes

Literacy Matters and We Need to Start Acting Like It

Instructional Roadblocks? Shifts in Point-of-View Can Help Reveal Viable Solutions

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

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

The A-Z’s of this Burned-Out Teacher

On Feeling Flat: Teachers in 2021

Student Discipline: If the students ain’t happy, ain’t nobody happy

Assigning a Research Paper? Think About Rigor, Responsibility, and Relevance in English/Language Arts

Reassessing How We Test: A Pandemic Proof Call for Action

In Defense of Defending the Literary Canon

The Student-Teaching Model Is Outdated: Here's How We Can Do Better

Before You Check That Education Major Box …

Paving the Way: Teacher Modeling to Improve Student Writing

Ending the Epithet “Try-Hard” Once and for All in Classrooms

Exploring the Commonalities Found Within Diversity in a Classroom

English in America: Is English Really our "Official" Language in Schools?

Let the Pandemic be the Mother of Innovation in Schools

Dear Teacher Friends, It’s Time to Show More Empathy

In Defense of Classic Literature

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