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Brynn Anderson / AP Teaching While Afraid
In an era of school shootings, educators are carrying burdens bigger than they ever imagined.
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Michael Kooren / Reuters Why Teachers Need Their Freedom
Educators must remain engaged and autonomous in order to do their jobs well and avoid burnout.
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Brian Snyder / Reuters Why Grades Are Not Paramount to Achievement
The intrinsic love of learning supplants the drive for high marks in the long run.
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Bria Webb / Reuters The Case for the Rebel
Disruptive students may not be the easiest to have in class, but perhaps defiance should be encouraged.
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Paul Sancya / AP The Power of the Troublemaker
In her new book, the author Carla Shalaby explores the repression and freedom at play in America’s classrooms.
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Juan Medina / Reuters When Narrative Matters More Than Fact
A teacher argues that helping students analyze the stories they care so much about is more effective than pushing pure fact-checking.
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Romeo Ranoco / Reuters The Powerful Women in America's Schools
Invisible, gender-defined rules govern who can become leaders in education.
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Sean Gardner / Reuters The Need to Validate Vocational Interests
Assuming college is always the best option turns career-minded students away from true learning.
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Stephane Mahe / Reuters Can Morality Be Taught?
The key to molding well-adjusted students: experiential learning
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Brendan McDermid / Reuters What If High School Were More Like Kindergarten?
Students in the U.S. are being taught to focus only on becoming educated.
