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This School Librarian Thinks Her Job Is the ‘Best-Kept Secret in Education’

ED Surge

Name : Jami Rhue Age : 48 Location : Chicago Title : School librarian and media specialist Current age group : PreK-8 Years in the field : 23 EdSurge: How did you get here? Jami Rhue : I never thought of librarianship until I went to a job fair for Chicago Public Schools, and they were looking for school librarians.

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Will Teachers Listen to Feedback From AI? Researchers Are Betting on It

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She’s taught fifth grade for 25 years in the Aurora Public School system in Colorado. After teachers there asked for better professional development tools, the principal at Macias’ old school introduced TeachFX. Mandi Macias has personal experience with this kind of evolution. Teachers often make the worst students,” says York.

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For ed-tech success, why schools use technology is just as important as how

The Hechinger Report

Many public school districts don’t have the resources to partner with an education technology company to develop customized digital learning tools for their classrooms. This could mean providing additional training for teachers on the instructional use of digital learning tools—how they’re going to use technology.

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How Teach for America Crushed My Passion for Teaching

ED Surge

For no reason other than I wanted a change of scenery, I found myself in Metro Nashville Public Schools. Privilege, opportunity and happenstance led to my first encounter with TFA at a career fair during my junior year of college, where I was eventually recruited.

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I Spent Years Hiding Parts of My Identity When Students Really Needed Me to Embrace My Whole Self

ED Surge

If you want to feel the soul of a city, go into one of its public school classrooms. I was insecure about classroom management and wasn’t forthright about my disability with colleagues and students. I understood this intimately during my time student teaching on the East Coast in Boston.

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Why Do So Few Black Men Become Teachers?

ED Surge

To begin to answer this question, EdSurge recently spoke with Sharif El-Mekki, CEO of the Center for Black Educator Development, a prominent teacher pipeline that pushes for greater educator diversity in public schools, and Meheret Woldeyohannes, the director of external affairs for that organization.

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