Three teachers and their guests share what it's really like to be in a classroom today, how policies affect teaching and students, and what teachers actually think would work better.
According to an article in the New York Times, "This year, for the first time since the National Assessment of Educational Progress tests...
The rise of politics in school is most visible at the ballot box. Some politicians claim to be "education candidates." Their platforms...
But it's not just the students who are casualties of this period. Teachers are struggling with their own social-emotional matters. This...
eachers deal with so much more than delivering the curriculum. There are discipline issues, extra duties before and after school, lesson...
When did public schools become Public Enemy #1? There have been so many issues over the last few years that point accusatory fingers at our...
Now that people are finally stepping out of their homes and starting to travel, this episode replay may be especially helpful and deserves...
We examine the various qualities an "effective" teacher should have and who sets those standards. We also discuss the national board...
Finally, this school year is ending (thank god for small favors) and we are packing up our minimally used classrooms. For many teachers...
So does all the investment in a piece of paper really mean a teacher is competent? What does a teaching credential really prove? What does...
In 2005 then-governor Arnold Schwarzenegger wanted to make changes to California’s teacher tenure. He pressed to increase the time to...
