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Science of Literacy

Science of Literacy and Dual Language Advocates Can Work Together, But It’s Harder Than You Think

Early this year, the Illinois Right to Read Act looked like a no-brainer. As originally written, the bill pushed teacher colleges, districts and schools to pay greater attention to phonics and phonemic awareness when teaching children to read. Right to Read proposed changing teacher training and...

May 19, 2022
Social-Emotional Learning

Parents Aren’t Falling for the Partisan Outrage About SEL in Schools

Do you want kids to develop the self-discipline to succeed academically? Want them to build communication and kindness skills to work together with their peers? 

May 19, 2022
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Why the Time Requires Us to Teach Like Malcolm

As we celebrate and honor what would have been Malcolm X’s 97th birthday, I can’t help but think of his legacy in the context of today’s whitelash against speaking and teaching truth to the youth around the country.

May 19, 2022

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S2E3: Mothers of the Movement (ft. Maisha Sullivan-Ongoza)

May 19, 2022
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How Gen Z Is Saving America - Zooming In W/ Gen Z (ft. John Della Volpe)

May 18, 2022
Science of Literacy and Dual Language Advocates Can Work Together, But It’s Harder Than You Think
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Science of Literacy and Dual Language Advocates Can Work Together, But It’s Harder Than You Think

May 19, 2022
Parents Aren’t Falling for the Partisan Outrage About SEL in Schools
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Parents Aren’t Falling for the Partisan Outrage About SEL in Schools

May 19, 2022
Why the Time Requires Us to Teach Like Malcolm
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Why the Time Requires Us to Teach Like Malcolm

May 19, 2022
3 Strategies To Help Kids Heal When Racist Tragedies Strike
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3 Strategies To Help Kids Heal When Racist Tragedies Strike

May 18, 2022
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SHARE: Secretary of Education Cardona, #BackOff Charter School Attacks

May 11, 2022

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Explained: What Is the Federal Charter Schools Program?

Way back in 1993, when charter schools were a new, bipartisan idea, President Bill Clinton proposed supporting them with federal funds. Two years later, Congress made it happen by putting $6 million into competitive grants to states. The winning states sent the money on to new operators to get...

Explained: How to Run for Your Local School Board

School boards (in some states “school committees”) sit at the intersection of civic engagement, local politics, and community service. The school board is a team of individuals who want to affect the direction of their school district and are willing to give their time to make a difference. They...

EXPLAINED: What Is an IEP and How to Make Sure Your Child's Needs Are Met

If you have a child with disabilities, you’re not alone: According to the latest data, over 7 million American schoolchildren — 14% of all students ages 3-21 — are classified as eligible for special education services. With this classification comes a set of rights, codified in federal law through...

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S2E3: Mothers of the Movement (ft. Maisha Sullivan-Ongoza)

May 19, 2022

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