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Rookie teachers woefully unprepared, report says

The U.S. teacher training system is badly broken, turning out rookie educators who have little hands-on experience running classrooms and are quickly overwhelmed by the job, according to a report released Tuesday by the National Council on Teacher Quality.

Posted in National, News
Tagged educators, National Council on Teacher Quality, rookies, teachers, unprepared
Faces and the stories of the school district workers laid-off in the past two weeks. Photo courtesy of facesofthelayoffs.org.

Faces of the school district layoffs collected online

A new website, Facesofthelayoffs.org, catalogues the mugs and stories of laid-off employees.

Posted in Local, News
Tagged assistant principals, budget cuts, education, educators, jobs, laid off, layoffs, Philadelphia, philly, school district of philadelphia, schools, teachers, website, william r hite jr. | Reply
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Networking site helping teachers succeed

Husband and wife public schoolteachers Natasha and Adam McCabe have launched a site to help NYC teachers network professionally.

Posted in Career, Education, Lifestyle
Tagged careers, department of education, education, hiring, job satisfaction, jobs, LinkedIn, networking, NYC, professional, teachers, turnover | Reply
Liz Byron, 29, treks across the Sahara Desert with a smile before last week's Boston Marathon bombings. PHOTO CREDIT: Mark Gillet

Boston teachers returns from 155-mile Sahara marathon in the wake of bombings

Having just wrapped up the marathon of a lifetime – a six-day ultra-marathon across the Moroccan Sahara Desert – Allston teacher Liz Byron’s homecoming Saturday night should have been an ecstatic experience. Instead, the 29-year-old runner returned to a battered city that is bent on bouncing back from a devastating terror attack.

Posted in International, News
Tagged Allston, Boston, boston marathon, Boston Marathon Bombings, education, fundraisers, Liz Byron, Morgan Rousseau, Sahara, teachers, The Marathon des Sables | Reply
Governor Andrew Cuomo (Credit: Mario Tama/Getty Image News)

Judge blocks Cuomo from withholding aid to city schools

A state supreme court judge ruled this week that the state cannot withhold $260 million in aid from the city’s [...]

Posted in Local, News
Tagged andrew cuomo, bloomberg administration, department of education, local, state government, teacher evaluations, teachers, united federation of teachers | Reply
President Barack Obama embrace family members of slain Sandy Hook Elementary School teacher's aide Rachel Davino before presenting them a 2012 Citizens Medal.
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Obama honors six educators killed in Newtown massacre with presidential medals

President Barack Obama, marking a poignant moment in his push to curb gun violence, awarded presidential medals posthumously on Friday [...]

Posted in National
Tagged educators, families, honor, Newtown, Obama, presidential medal, teachers, victims | Reply
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