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Education

Over Half of Americans Believe Arabic Numerals Shouldn’t Be Taught in Schools, Survey Says

May 20, 2019 By Lola Lolita

The results suggest we allow our biases to cloud our judgment regardless of which end of the political spectrum we most identify with.

Filed Under: Education, News/Trending, Politics/Community, SPM19

Lady Gaga’s Foundation to Provide Mental Health First Aid Training to Teens

March 29, 2019 By Mandi Em

Lady Gaga is known for a lot of things. Born Stefani Germanotta, Lady Gaga is a singer, songwriter and actress who has been topping charts for years and most recently has received critical acclaim for her lead role in “A Star is Born.” Although predominantly a performer, she is also known for her advocacy work […]

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Kentucky School’s ‘Adulting Conference’ Teaches Students Basic Life Skills

March 25, 2019 By Lola Lolita

There’s no doubt that our school system needs an overhaul. As someone who teaches in an American public high school, I can definitively say that for everything we’re doing right — and believe me, there is a lot that we are doing right — there are many more things we could be doing to make […]

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Superintendent Charged With Fraud After Using Son’s Insurance to Seek Medical Help for Student

January 25, 2019 By Karen Johnson

So just how far will some educators go to help their students? And just how broke-ass is our country’s health care system? Well, this heartbreaking story answers both of those questions. The answers are: far enough that they could get charged with a crime, and regarding health care? Really, really shitty. Casey Smitherman is the […]

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Teacher Pens Viral Post About What Matters Most (And It’s Not Reading Level)

January 13, 2019 By Karen Johnson

If you’re a teacher, or love a teacher, or even know a teacher, you may have an idea why Katie Pearson, 1st grade teacher at Blue Haze Elementary School in Fort Worth, TX, cried five times the other day. You may know the load teachers carry as they fight the pressures of standardized tests and […]

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Online Grade Books Are Dangerously Stressing Students, Parents, and Teachers

December 29, 2018 By Lola Lolita

lf you have a child in middle or high school, you’re probably familiar with online grade books: Those instant-access tools that offer students and parents immediate updates on grades and even upcoming assignments and assessments. And while their intent is a positive one — to offer stakeholders access to as much information as possible to […]

Filed Under: Education, News/Trending, Parenting

Mom Calls Out High School Assignment for Rape Culture and We Applaud Her

December 21, 2018 By Nikki Morris

Wisconsin resident Charity Eigenberger was shocked to find a problematic assignment in her sophomore’s backpack. Her son, who attends Bradford High School in Kenosha, Wisconsin, watched a teaching video about sexual assault and was subsequently asked a very unnerving question: “What could the victim have done differently to have avoided her sexual assault?” Holy victim-blaming, Batman. I […]

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Keep Your Jesus Lovin’ Candy Canes Out Of This School, Says Principal

December 7, 2018 By Lisa René LeClair

Yep, you heard me right. Jennifer Sinclair, a school principal at the Manchester Elementary School in Nebraska, is making headlines after sending out a memo to her staff prohibiting Christmas-related symbols. What kind of “symbols,” you ask? Well, candy canes for starters because “the shape is a ‘J’ for Jesus.” According to FOX 42, Principal […]

Filed Under: Education, News/Trending Tagged With: Banning Christmas, Christian Values, Christmas, Grinch, holidays, School

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