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All the babies are ours
We need practical ways to show collective care for America's youngest citizens
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No. 2
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Verbatim: Common ground, choice, and prosocial policies
Just a few odds and ends at the end of the week
No. 3
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Ed tech might finally redeem itself
As someone who constantly thinks about how we can innovate, expand, improve, and recreate education systems, I see a lot of potential for generative AI
No. 4
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We all can be learning heroes
A new campaign aims to give parents and educators a way to boost summer learning.
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Sometimes I feel like a first generation father
Fighting my insecurities so I can become the dad I never had.
No. 6
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Neither political party has an 'education' message worth hearing
The critical issues of teaching, learning, assessments, and academic outcomes get less attention with each election.
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Kinda sorta defending Quinta Brunson (and the people she attacks)
The dust-up between the queen of television and an education reformer is more complicated than it looks
No. 8
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I made myself read "Gender Queer"
I'm not going to lie. I was uncomfortable.
No. 9
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Teachers are tired of our sh%t. I don't blame them.
After years of public disrespect, parental bullsh%t, and rising student dysregulation, educators are leaving the classroom.
No. 10
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SOUND OFF: A reader responds
I had a productive exchange with a reader regarding the views expressed about school choice in my VERBATIM post this week