Teacher Beat Welcomes a New Guestblogger!
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Teacher Beat Welcomes a New Guestblogger!

By Stephen Sawchuk — February 11, 2009 1 min read
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My apologies for not posting yesterday, but I return with exciting news to make up for it: A new guestblogger, Liana Heitin, will be helping me out on blogging duties and making sure that not a morsel of teacher-policy news falls through the cracks!

Some of our readers will know Liana from her work at sister publication Teacher Magazine but she also brings some great on-the-ground experience, too: she was a Teach for America teacher in Phoenix before turning to edu-journalism.

Why not take this opportunity to add Teacher Beat to your RSS feed so you won’t miss any of her great posts?

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Welcome, Liana!

Stephen Sawchuk
Assistant Managing Editor,  Education Week
Stephen Sawchuk is an assistant managing editor for Education Week, leading coverage of teaching, learning, and curriculum.

A version of this news article first appeared in the Teacher Beat blog.

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