Jock tweets he made out with teacher & is suspended
A 7-week suspension may seem severe for tweeting about making out with a teacher, but that's what happened in one Minneapolis high school.
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(HS bio) Obesity in toddlers drops; cellular respiration
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The obesity of toddlers has dropped over 10 years, and that's because of some public policy about the how the body gets energy; cellular respiration resources included.
Consultant trains Chicago teachers how to teach
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Teachers in the Chicago Public Schools had a professional development session, about a minute of which was posted on YouTube. You're gonna wanna see this.
SumDog offers free online math games & contests
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Free online math games have drawn millions of students to some friendly competition and communication with their counterparts in the classroom and in other countries.
Can you sue in Nev. for what happened in Ga.?
By Paul Katula
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The 14th Amendment's Due Process Clause led the Supreme Court to reverse a 9th Circuit decision where a Nevada woman sued a DEA agent from Georgia.
Ohio district adjusts to make more math time
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Students who need more time for math & teachers who need more time to teach it may get what they need as 1 Ohio district adjusts its school schedules.
Network for Public Education to meet in Austin
By Paul Katula
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The Network for Public Education, led by education historian Diane Ravitch, will host its first conference in Austin on March 1 and 2.
Child psychologist to sit on African-American ed panel
By Paul Katula
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The President's Advisory Commission on Educational Excellence for African Americans is a dream team when it comes to advocating for the educational needs of black communities.
Saucedo Elementary in Chicago plans boycott of ISAT
By Paul Katula
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One elementary school on Chicago's west side has announced that the teachers are refusing to administer the ISAT to their students, in violation of federal law.
National World War II Museum essay deadlines approach
By Paul Katula
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There's a $1000 prize for high school students and $250 prizes for middle schoolers who write the best essay in celebration of D-Day's 70th anniversary.