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What did teachers learn about education during the pandemic?
The pandemic forced school to change in unprecedented ways in an instant. Schools went virtual, methods of instruction shifted, and teachers had to pivot to new classroom environments all at the same time.…
Perspective | N.C.’s teacher learning system needs micro-credentials to move our teachers, students forward
Research shows that high-quality, effective teachers are the most important factor in determining students’ success in school. Yet schools across the nation are finding it harder and harder to attract and retain teachers.…
Perspective | Looking ahead to Leandro implementation
The following is Mary Ann Wolf’s “Final Word” from the May 1, 2021 broadcast of Education Matters: “Looking Ahead to Leandro Implementation.”…
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It’s Teacher Appreciation Week. Flowers? Mugs? We’re Looking for Something More
4 ways to appreciate teachers: include in ed decisions, treat and pay like professionals, don't make assumptions about politics, and respect and support all methods of teaching.... Read the rest
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3 Ways to Support Early Career Teachers Beyond the COVID-19 Pandemic
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TODAY | Should Parents or the Public Hold Schools Accountable? With David Osborne
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‘I expect it.’ Cardona says every school needs in-person instruction this fall
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States, districts debate whether to end remote learning option
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Citing COVID, NC may not grade schools on their performance this year
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NC Senate wants to give families more money to pay for private school costs
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Mapping Out a ‘Credential As You Go’ Movement For Higher Education
