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Teaching Now Blog

Should Teachers Enforce School Rules When Students Are Learning at Home? (08/10 04:38 pm)

New NEA President: 'We Are Not Going to Put Our Students at Risk' for COVID-19 (08/06 04:46 pm)

Across the Country, Teachers Rally for Safe Reopenings and Police-Free Schools (08/03 05:27 pm)

Schools Need Extra Supplies Since Kids Can't Share. Per Usual, Teachers Are Paying (07/31 02:44 pm)

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Daily News

• Utah teachers want online only classes at start of school (07/29 8:35 am)
• SC teachers protest school reopenings in 'motor march' (07/28 8:59 am)
• Guatemala teacher pedals classroom to students in pandemic (07/27 3:10 pm)
• New Mexico district, teachers ink deal over school reopening (07/24 8:49 am)

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Worried Teachers Want to Know: What Happens If I Get Sick?

In many places, teachers are preparing to head back into classrooms without any guarantee that they will stay healthy. Some are leaving their jobs rather than take the risk. (July 28, 2020)

OPINION

5 Ways to Show You Care for Your Black Students

When teachers demonstrate that they support their Black students, all students benefit, writes former teacher Jaleel R. Howard. (July 27, 2020)

SPECIAL REPORT

Round-the-Clock Communication Is Exhausting Teachers

Many teachers say they’ve been getting messages 24/7 during school closures, and that they feel pressure to be “always on” for students and parents.

• Special Report: Taking Care of Teachers

(July 21, 2020)

CLASSROOM Q&A WITH LARRY FERLAZZO

Classroom Activities to Start Your Online or Hybrid New Year Strong

(July 26, 2020)

OPINION

7 Research-Based Recommendations for What Schools Should Do Next

(July 28, 2020)

Teacher Blogs

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Should Teachers Enforce School Rules When Students Are Learning at Home? (08/10 04:38 pm)

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'Making Personal Connections' Will Be Key This School Year (08/12 04:37 pm)

Featured Video

Try This at Home: How to Make Invisible Ink

In the third of three STEM experiments, high school science teacher Jonte Lee teaches students how to make invisible ink using ingredients that can be found around the home. Watch the video.

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(E-Book) Classroom Management Q&As: Expert Strategies for Teaching

Education Week Teacher blogger Larry Ferlazzo investigates some of the thorniest problems in teaching by turning to leading educators and thought leaders for advice. (October 3, 2013)