Skip to main contentRemainders: A look at the challenges of being a teacher-advisor
By | October 2, 2013, 11:22pm UTC - The start of junior year means new challenges for a teacher’s high school advisees. (Edwize)
- Yoga, Zumba, and healthy lunches have helped four city schools prevent obesity. (GS in Brief)
- A Washington, D.C. news anchor is being sued for taking money from a charter school. (City Paper)
- High school sports aren’t the flaw in America’s education system, two writers argue. (The Atlantic)
- Here’s video of testimony from Monday’s Community Education Council 15 meeting. (Ed Notes Online)
- A Manhattan Institute fellow on why Diane Ravitch’s civil rights analogy is misplaced. (City Journal)
- As Los Angeles pushes arts education, thousands of instruments sit in need of repairs. (KPCC)
- Researchers and former administrators talk Common Core implementation on the Marc Steiner Show.
- Teachers say they’ve allowed corporate interests to undermine their integrity. (Critical Classrooms)