Pa. middle schoolers impersonate teachers on TikTok By Paul Katula • Jul 7, 2024 Students impersonated their teachers on TikTok and posted racist, homophobic, and pedophilic memes in their teachers' names.
Championship caps winningest coach’s career By Paul Katula • Nov 26, 2022 The winningest football coach in Illinois history coached his last game Friday, winning the Class 4A state title for the sixth time.
Educators critique Blueprint for Maryland’s Future By Paul Katula • Nov 18, 2022 Some want an accountability board to revise the proposed implementation details of what the state calls the Blueprint for Maryland's Future.
Teacher turnover intentions & work environment linked By Press Release • Sep 29, 2022 More autonomy and more positive experiences at work could reduce teacher burnout and turnover.
Helping students engage with informational texts By Paul Katula • Nov 12, 2021 Scaffolding is a technique successful teachers use in order to make nonfiction, informational text passages more accessible.
Biden’s teacher layoff number is likely false By Paul Katula • Nov 20, 2020 The president-elect's claim that 666K teachers have been laid off during the pandemic is likely to be false.
Parents, teachers stressed with e-learning By Paul Katula • Oct 16, 2020 The stresses of e-learning extend from teachers to parents, not to mention the loss of learning and other kid-based risks.
How not to encourage people to teach By Paul Katula • Oct 11, 2020 How do you keep good teachers teaching during the pandemic? Look at what motivates them to teach in the first place. Start there.
Baltimore City Schools to lay off 450 By Paul Katula • Sep 23, 2020 Layoffs are coming to Baltimore City Schools due to a budget shortfall. Some teachers and teacher's assistants are included in the layoffs.
Teachers are resigning at higher rates By Paul Katula • Sep 3, 2020 Because COVID-19 is a big stressor for students, families, businesses, and teachers, many leaders in business and education have resigned or closed.