Public education policies suck and need a significant overhaul. Want change? Listen as REAL classroom teachers explain the effects of decisions made by the people who “think” they know what’s best for education and what teachers know will work better!
052 WTF Education News: Promotion Policies, Armed Teachers, and Mandatory Anthem Singing In this post we delve into three education-related news stories that are either influential or just plain odd. Add your opinion in the comments section below. …
Are Transgender Students’ Rights at Odds with Parents’ Rights? The California lawsuit over transgender students’ rights policy in the Chino Valley Unified School District has sparked a heated debate about parents' rights and the r…
If you had the pleasure (or displeasure) of teaching online during the Pandemic, you may not have developed a fondness for that medium. When I think about my classroom experience during that time, I certainly didn’t. All I can recall are…
A 36-year veteran of middle school teaching, Anne is now happily retired. But just because she gave up her room keys doesn't mean she's given up her passion for public education. Anne now works as a university supervisor, helping student teachers and interns navigate the credentialing process while maintaining their sanity in their classrooms. As the creator, producer, editor, and one of the hosts of Transparency in Teaching, Anne hopes to shed light on the plight of public school teachers and the issues that affect them the most. Her mission is to open the classroom doors so that people everywhere can see the real problems educators at all levels deal with, not the politicized garbage that comes out of Aunt Mary's Facebook feed.
When not working to enlighten the masses, Anne enjoys spending time with her husband and two dogs (an adorable Italian greyhound mix thingy and a Boston Terrier, courtesy of the local shelters. Adopt a pet! They need you more!). She also enjoys spending time with her two grown sons when they can break away from young adulthood to spend time with their mother. (read that last sentence in the voice of a guilt-anointing Jewish mother)