Education Information, I started student teaching today, but I think that instead of discussing this exciting milestone in my life, I would like to offer some exposition to this week. This year we have a new principal at my Wildly Diverse High School (the name I have assigned to my high school where I am [...]
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Save teaching jobs by funding war?
Education Information, So, Congress is debating spending $10 billion to save teacher jobs and another $5 billion on Pell Grants. By all means pass this legislation! Millions have been cut by local school districts resulting in layoffs and a reduction of some basic services (some districts even cutting summer school!). The NEA and AFT have [...]
I love teaching
Education informationr, Editor’s note: Nate Reaven is one of four rookie teachers contributing to the “North to South Education” blog. Reaven is a graduate of CU-Boulder and a former Education News Colorado intern. I love teaching. I love teaching a lot. I love the kids. I love imparting knowledge. I love creating engaging, exciting and, [...]
Since when was teaching hard?
Education informationr, Editor’s note: Garrett Hedman is one of four rookie teachers contributing to the “North to South Education” blog, posts from which are being used periodically by EdNews. All my life, I have had friends and family members advocate for my teaching career. Whether it was my wonderful years as a camp counselor or challenging [...]