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Education and State of the Union 2015
posted by: Garry | January 22, 2015, 11:06 am   

Did you miss the State of the Union Address?  If you did, here is AAE’s take from the speech….


In light of Tuesday night’s State of the Union address, we wanted to keep teachers abreast of the education-related policy proposals laid out by President Obama.

 

The two most important education components of last night’s address involved the Student Digital Privacy Act and expanding school access to the internet.

 

 
Are You Celebrating Religious Freedom Day?
posted by: Garry | January 15, 2015, 03:04 pm   

Religious Freedom Day is tomorrow, January 16th. And schools are being encouraged to spend time recognizing the day as the anniversary of the passage of the Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom from 1786.

Since it was first declared by President Clinton in 1993, it has been declared every year thereafter and calls upon homes, schools, and places of worship to promote and protect students’ religious rights by informing educators, parents, and students about their civil liberties.

 

 
Out with the Old, in with the New!
posted by: Garry | December 17, 2014, 10:49 am   

Mike Antonucci from the Education Intelligence Agency couldn’t have put it better when he said that for unions to really make great strides on behalf of Millenials in the teaching profession it “would require sacrificing the interests of those in the room for those still outside of the building.”

 
10 Professional Development Tools For Teachers
posted by: Garry | September 02, 2014, 10:12 am   

So, you’ve scored an illustrious and promising teaching job after years of hard work and studying. But the work doesn’t end with a job offer — as soon as you step into your classroom you will be thinking of and searching for new educational methods and techniques to try with your students. Professional development is key to becoming the best teacher you can be and is crucial to becoming a teacher leader. Whether it’s through taking classes or researching different techniques, professional development greatly aids both teachers and students alike. Here are 10 tools used by teachers to help develop their skills:

 

 
Stop the Mass Exodus of New Quality Teachers!
posted by: Garry | August 22, 2014, 10:21 am   

You’ve heard it all before. The leading issue facing education today is the lack of quality of teachers in our schools. Talks of teacher evaluations and school reform have dominated the conversation.

And it’s true that quality teachers are key to generating the next generation of America’s leaders.

 
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