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Daniel Crocker, a middle school math teacher at Hall-Dale Middle School, shares the stories of some of his students as the new school year heads into full swing.
Administrator Matt Shea found a surprisingly simple solution to boosting student excitement and engagement. Ask the learners themselves.
Our Eight for Equity! series continues with a roundup of eight of our favorite videos, articles, tools, and resources for advancing educational equity.
Christina Kuriacose argues that STEM curricula should be free of bias and support all types of learning.
Dan French reflects on how performance assessments seek to overthrow established power structures in education. Articles from the latest issue of Voices in Urban Education provide inspiration for further thinking.
We are excited to announce the launch of a new blog series, Eight for Equity!, featuring a roundup of eight of our favorite videos, articles, tools, and resources for advancing educational equity.
Higher test scores do not necessarily equate to quality schools. James Noonan shows how using standardized tests as the singular gauge for school quality affects school and residential segregation.
