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Teacher Ambassador Blog Summary: Parent-Teacher Partnerships
What do parents and teachers want from each other? Read this summary. Join the discussion. Continue reading
Secretary Duncan on Supporting Teachers
“As a country we have to dramatically improve respect and admiration for teachers,” Secretary Duncan said in response to a question about teachers being undervalued in the U.S. He goes on in this November 22 video to describe efforts to … Continue reading
Posted in Arne Answers Questions
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Doing More with Less: A Teacher’s Perspective
Teacher Camsie Matis offers her perspective on Secretary Duncan’s call for finding ways to do more with less. Continue reading
Secretary Duncan Affirms Call for Tougher Teacher Prep Programs
Secretary Duncan called for better self-policing of teacher preparation quality in a speech to the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education. Continue reading
A New Partnership to Promote Financial Education and Savings Programs
A new partnership aims to improve financial literacy and savings among low- and moderate-income students and families. Continue reading
Posted in College Completion, Financial Literacy, Headlines, News
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Boom Bag Strategy Is a Blast in US History
Teacher Karishma Merchant describes “Boom Bag,” a game that her 11th graders enjoy and that helps them retain what they’ve learned. Continue reading
Guest Blogger – John Legend: Why I Believe in Teachers
“Being a teacher means you get to serve your country through a job that is fulfilling, interesting and very cool,” writes guest blogger John Legend.
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National Policy Forum for Family, School, and Community Engagement: Event Recap
More than 150 people participated in the National Policy Forum for Family, School, and Community Engagement. Continue reading
Posted in Headlines, News, P-12 Reform, Schools and Community
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How Can Student Voices Be Heard?
How can students be involved in federal policy decisions that affect their education? Join the discussion. Continue reading
Secretary Duncan on Bullying and ED’s Role in PreK-12 Reform
Secretary Duncan answers questions about bullying and ED efforts to help schools improve. Watch the video. Continue reading
Posted in Arne Answers Questions, Headlines, P-12 Reform
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Giving Teachers a Standing Ovation
Secretary Duncan joined DC leaders at the Kennedy Center to applaud and salute the city’s highly effective teachers. Continue reading
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