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Interesting Headline: How Blaming Teachers Shortchanges Students | NEA Today

by Jay Stott Posted on November 27, 2012

Strangely enough, some people who study education think that blaming teachers for all the problems isn’t helping. Who could have guessed that?!   How Blaming Teachers Shortchanges Students | NEA Today.

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for the love of learning: Teachers eat their young

by Jay Stott Posted on May 12, 2012

We are all a little bogged down with the end of the year here. But just because we aren’t always writing doesn’t mean we aren’t reading. Here’s Joe Bower, on how we treat our new teachers so poorly. He’s right … Continue reading →

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