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National Teacher of the Year Jahana Hayes Is Running For Congress (07/17 04:19 pm)

Which Preservice Programs Are Enrolling and Graduating Teachers of Color? (07/17 01:02 am)

Hear From the Families of Educators Who Died on the Job (Video) (07/13 03:00 pm)

Using Lessons From Global Conflict, These Teachers Broker Peace in Their Communities (07/13 11:33 am)

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Daily News

• Hillary Clinton to teachers union conference: Keep up fight (07/16 8:41 am)
• Ohio auditor advocates school policies on using crowdfunding (07/11 8:29 am)
• St. Louis district makes changes amid teacher shortage (07/ 8 12:18 pm)
• Teacher revocations increase under Evers after criticism (07/ 8 12:17 pm)

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FIRST PERSON

Unions Can Weather the Coming Storm: Lessons From New York City's Paid Parental Leave Win

Lessons From New York City Teachers' Paid Parental Leave Win

Teachers' unions must recommit to solving community-based concerns and taking on actions that influence structural power, writes John Troutman McCrann. (July 11, 2018)

After Supreme Court Blow, Defiant Union Looks Ahead

Despite leaders' messages of defiance and solidarity, reminders of the Supreme Court's recent decision to abolish agency fees—and its financial implications for teachers' unions—were everywhere at the National Education Association's yearly convention. (July 10, 2018)

The National Education Association to Establish a Fund for Teacher Strikes

During the NEA's annual representative assembly in Minneapolis, delegates voted to support labor actions and to establish a fund to support teacher strikes. (July 9, 2018)

TEACHING FOR THE WHOLE STORY

Why Charter School Teachers Should Care About the Janus Decision

(June 29, 2018)

TEACHER-LEADER VOICES

What Prevents Deserving Students From Accessing Their College Dreams

(July 5, 2018)

Teacher Blogs

The Art of Coaching Teachers>

Big Lessons From a Year of Coaching: Stop Talking and Be Fearless (06/14 11:25 am)

Classroom Q&A With Larry Ferlazzo >

How Can Central Offices Best Help Schools? (07/18 03:09 pm)

Everyday Equity in the Classroom>

Ready, Set, Grow: Setting Up Your Next Year Right Now (06/29 11:58 am)

The Intersection: Culture and Race in Schools >

Hold Your Tension: Gender, Sexuality, and Comedy in the #NanetteSyllabus (07/18 08:09 am)

Learning Forward's PD Watch >

How I Became a Learning Leader (07/12 10:18 am)

The New Teacher Chat: Advice, Tips, and Support >

Reflections of a 2nd Year Teacher (05/13 09:24 pm)

Teacher in a Strange Land >

Bad Language in the Classroom (07/17 02:11 pm)

Teacher-Leader Voices>

What Prevents Deserving Students From Accessing Their College Dreams (07/05 12:49 pm)

Teaching for the Whole Story >

Why Charter School Teachers Should Care About the Janus Decision (06/29 06:47 pm)

Work in Progress >

Authentic Transformational and Ethical Leadership in Dead Poets Society (07/17 05:12 am)

Teaching Channel Spotlight

Analyzing Patterns in Ecosystems: A Next Gen Science Standards Lesson (Video)

This New York middle school teacher shows how her students apply reasoning and analysis skills to determine how organisms interact in ecosystems. Watch the video.

E-Book

(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)