Teacher Update: February 16, 2017: February 16, 2017

Weekly news and resources for teacher leaders, February 16, 2017. View as web page.

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FIRST PERSON

'Help Us Help You': An Educator's Letter to Betsy DeVos

As Betsy DeVos begins her term as secretary of education, how can she work to make every student’s future successful? Teacher Bryan Christopher offers a letter of advice. Read more.

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			"This is a book that needed to be written." —Joan Moser, of The 2 Sisters. Who's Doing the Work? outlines small but powerful adjustments to instruction that hold students accountable for their own learning during read-aloud, shared reading, guided reading, and independent reading. Preview the entire book online!

CTQ COLLABORATORY

Fostering a Long-Lasting Love of Teaching

Educators need to remember how to love what they do. Cristie Watson encourages teachers to advocate for the profession to help re-spark their passion for education. Read more.

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			Looking for a K-12 teaching job for 2017-2018? Join our free job fair on Thursday, March 2! Chat 1:1 with recruiters from across the nation (urban, rural and everywhere in between!) looking to fill teaching positions in all subject areas. This online event takes place from 10 AM to 6 PM ET; join anytime, during your lunch break or after school – whenever your schedule allows! REGISTER NOW

Can Teachers Outsource Grading? Two Educators Explain What That Looks Like

Two educators in Michigan share how their schools have removed grading from teachers' responsibilities. Read more.

(Teaching Now)

Which States Pay Teachers the Most (and Least)?
(Teacher Beat)

N.M. Mulls Change to Teacher Evaluation System That Says 3 in 10 Need to Improve
(Teacher Beat)

Teachers in Wisconsin Could Get Lifetime Teaching Licenses Under Budget Proposal
(Teaching Now)

Scientists Take on New Roles in K-12 Classrooms
(Education Week)

Neb. Lawmakers Hope to Drop Bonuses for National Board-Certified Teachers
(Teacher Beat)

Donors Choose Helps Teachers Deliver Food, Clothing to Students in Need
(Teacher Beat)

Richard DuFour, Advocate of Professional Learning Communities, Dies at 69
(Teaching Now)

New Podcast Focuses on English-Language-Learner Education
(Learning the Language)

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TEACHER BLOGS

Math Can Be a 'Hard Sell'
(Classroom Q&A With Larry Ferlazzo)

For Black History Month, Study Black Voices Every Day
(The Intersection: Culture and Race in Schools)

How Does Silencing Talk About Current Events Educate Students?
(Leadership 360)

Famous School Choice Pundit vs. Ordinary Teacher
(Teacher in a Strange Land)

Love and Teaching: A Transformational Connection
(Teacher-Leader Voices)

The Difficulty of the Personal and Professional Balancing Act
(Work in Progress)

When to Give Up on Coaching a Teacher
(The Art of Coaching Teachers)

FEATURED TEACHING CHANNEL VIDEO

Supporting English-Language Learners in Science (Video)

Anna Dearlove, a 2nd grade teacher at Glen Park Elementary School in San Francisco, introduces academic language to prepare English-language learners for their science investigations. Students work in pairs and make claims about variations in plants and animals. Watch video.

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EDUCATION WEEK SPOTLIGHT

Science Instruction

This Spotlight takes a look at innovative science education programs and the challenges of producing the “next generation” of scientists. See other Spotlights.

UPCOMING EVENTS

FREE WEBINAR - Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2017, 2 to 3 p.m. ET

How to Find the Right Teaching Job

Two experts will discuss what prospective teachers need to look for during the job search, along with ways school leaders can create an attractive environment for recruits. Click here to attend this free live event.

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CAREER FAIR - Thursday, March 2, 10 AM – 6 PM ET

Education Week TopSchoolJobs 5th Annual Job Fair

Chat 1:1 with K-12 recruiters from across the nation (urban, rural and everywhere in between) looking to fill teacher and admin positions for the 2017-2018 school year. Join from the comfort of your home or office when your schedule allows – lunch break, after work, or even on your phone if you’re on the run! Click here to attend this free live event.

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