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Why is a Grading System Touted as More Accurate, Equitable So Hard to Implement?

Before Thomas Guskey became a leading academic expert on grading and assessments, he was a middle school math teacher.  One.

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Over 80% of Women Leaders in Education Experience Bias, Survey Shows

At 5 feet tall, Uyen Tieu doesn’t tower over anyone, including many students. So when a superior said she was.

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Poll finds 83 percent of parents support a minimum age limit for social media

A new poll from the National Parents Union (NPU) found a growing concern for the negative effects of social media.

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Memphis parent advocate Sarah Carpenter calls President Biden’s proposed budget “an attack on black children”

Memphis parent advocate Sarah Carpenter is among those blasting President Biden’s proposed FY 2025 budget for potentially cutting valuable support.

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Rutherford County School leaders join national lawsuit against social media companies

The Rutherford County Board of Education is joining a national lawsuit against social media companies for alleged damages to students..

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‘Bungled’ Financial Aid Rollout Leaves Graduating Seniors in Limbo

Jose Martinez, a senior at Senn High School in Chicago, wants to teach someday — maybe English. He’s applied to.

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Teachers’ Unions are Calling for Ceasefire in Gaza. What Does it Tell Us About November?

When the American Federation of Teachers, America’s second-largest teachers’ union, officially called for a cessation of hostilities in Gaza on.

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Vanderbilt researcher says thinking on two levels enabled Nashville’s lauded pandemic recovery

Vanderbilt professor and researcher Jason Grissom told members of the Metro Nashville Board of Education that the nationwide recognition the.

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New report finds Nashville among the nation’s leaders in pandemic recovery

A new report produced by Harvard and Stanford Universities known as the Education Recovery Scorecard, credits MNPS for surpassing national.

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As Relief Funds Expire, Harvard’s Kane Says ‘Whole Generation’ Still Needs Help

Harvard University researcher Tom Kane stood before a captive audience at Washington’s Omni Shoreham hotel last Wednesday, just hours after.

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