Elementary school is a good setting for educators to abandon gender stereotypes and labels of their students, writes Sheryl Boris-Schacter.

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Like many around the country, parents in Nevada’s Clark County School District are hungry for information about how they can support their children’s education.  At a recent event hosted by the school district and its community partners, Las Vegas-area moms … Continue reading →

From Education Week Teacher: News and Information for Teacher Leaders:

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From Education Week Teacher: News and Information for Teacher Leaders:

Read the whole article originally published in: Education Week Teacher: News and Information for Teacher Leaders.

From Education Week Teacher: News and Information for Teacher Leaders:

Read the whole article originally published in: Education Week Teacher: News and Information for Teacher Leaders.

From Education Week Teacher: News and Information for Teacher Leaders:

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From Education Week Teacher: News and Information for Teacher Leaders:

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Today, Secretary Duncan announced that ED is offering states flexibility around high stakes personnel decisions and double testing—a decision greatly influenced by educators’ voices. His decision addresses two areas. First, states will be able to ask for an extra year … Continue reading →