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May 5, 2008  Christopher B. Swanson and Michael Casserly discussed what the research tells us about education reform in cities, achievement gaps, and the road ahead for urban schools.
April 24, 2008  Increasingly, teachers are playing an important leadership role in schools and districts as mentors and coaches for other educators. What does successful teacher leadership look like? What can you, as a teacher, do to move into a leadership position? Gayle Moller and Marilyn Katzenmeyer, co-authors of Awakening the Sleeping Giant: Helping Teachers Develop as Leaders and distinguished teacher Anthony Cody answered your questions.
April 9, 2008  Our guests discussed growing concern that technology and engineering education are often overlooked or underemphasized in the push to improve teaching and learning in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
April 2, 2008  Our guests discussed what the federal government, states, districts, and schools can do to bolster students' proficiency in these fields.
March 26, 2008  Veteran education analyst Ted Kolderie took questions from our readers.
March 19, 2008   Stephen Fink and Ginger Shattuck discussed how principals can learn to team up with teachers in a collegial quest to build top-notch instructional skills.
March 12, 2008   Our guests discussed the opportunities and pitfalls associated with using Internet sites such as Facebook and MySpace in schools.
March 5, 2008   Chester E. Finn Jr. gave his view of school-reform movements over the past five decades.
February 27, 2008   Two contributors to the forthcoming book Everyday Antiracism: Getting Real About Race in School discussed how educators can address race-related issues in more open and constructive ways in their schools.
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