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Creating a Literate and Compassionate Community A new teacher reflects on her first year of teaching and the power of poetry.
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Exploring Child Labor with Young Students
They can understand a lot more than some people imagine.
Bringing the Civil Rights Movement into the Classroom
Students can identify with the rich tradition of resistance in U.S. history.
Voices of Black Liberation
A roleplay helps examine strategies of freedom struggles.
What War Looks Like
A historian asks us to confront the realities of war.
Teach Justice!
A New Milwaukee Discussion Series
Let Them Eat Tests
Bush’s new education bill ushers in a new era in the federal role in education.
OBITUARY
The Bilingual Education Act becomes the English Language Acquisition Act. Does Bilingual Ed Work?
Websites on Palestine and Isreal
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Many Thanks
A Thank You to Barbara Miner
Rethinking Schools Listserv
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E.S.E.A. Watch 17.1
The federal education law is leaving English-language learners behind.
Keeping Public Schools Public
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Reading and Writing the World
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Rethinking Globalization: Teaching and Organizing Against Sweatshops
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The Puerto Rican Vejigante
The importance of teaching art in its social and cultural context.
The Truth About Helen Keller
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‘Curriculum is Everything that Happens’
Questions and answers with veteran teacher Rita Tenorio.
Teaching to Make a Difference
Advice to new teachers from teachers who’ve been there: Bill Bigelow, Stephanie Walters, Linda Christensen, Kathy Swope, Kelley Dawson, Stan Karp, David Levine, Bob Peterson and Dale Weiss
Getting Students Off The Track
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Best Discipline is Good Curriculum
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It’s All about Respect
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Día de los Muertos
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Teachers Beware
An ecology teacher explains how science education is being undermined.
Stocks for Fun and Propaganda
In schools across the country, students take part in stock market simulation games. But these games often teach the wrong lesson.