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Pandemic Pedagogy

Teach to the Rest: Three More Ways We Can Use the Pandemic to Transform Schools For the Better- Part 2

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

During COVID We Ignored These Dress Code Trends, Let's Ditch Them Now

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

Keeping Up With the Tech-Savvy Teacher Next Door

The Parable of a Teacher’s Post-Pandemic Pause

Students Are Coming Back to School: How Can We Engage Them Post-Pandemic?

Reinventing Pandemic Schooling: More than Making Lemonade from Lemons 

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

"It's Time To Make The Donuts:" Teaching in 2020-2021

Special Education and Social Distancing- The Struggle All Around

Working to Rule is an Absurd Form of Protest

Sign the Petition to Suspend/Waive Standardized Tests in 2021!

Weaponizing Equity: White Saviorism and the School Reopening Debate

Teaching in a Pandemic: Help Teachers, Help You

Mrs. Kramer’s 1970’s Childhood Challenge

Flip That Frown Upside Down - Teaching Like a Stoic

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

A Student in my Class Has COVID, Now What? 

Compassionate Teaching is Key Especially During This Pandemic

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