Ollie Lovell's blog post is from Australia , but it fits with the ongoing discussion of the value of curriculum in this country. He note...

This piece from Sean Illing at Vox-- “Flood the zone with shit”: How misinformation overwhelmed our democracy -- captures the issue as well ...

Every reformy group in the country regularly issues "report cards" about how well states are pursuing one reformster policy or ano...

We talk a lot about the current teacher shortage. I've posted about it numerous times. But the question remains-- is there really a teac...

I've finished off my first two weeks with students, and as usual I'm pushing back against a combination of general chaos, the inerti...

Teaching-- a field where you can start at the middle and work your way up to the middle. Many commenters on many sides of various tracks p...

This originally ran two weeks ago, and yet we're still talking about the issue. It's almost as if there's some sort of real prob...

Rick Hess has been busy promoting his book about Cage-Busting Teachers, and he reported ten lessons that he learned out on the circuit. As ...

One of the surprises of my look into state by state teacher shortages was the widespread reporting of a substitute teacher shortage. I knew...

Assembling my recent post on teacher shortages gave me a lot to reflect on, but since the piece was already a gazillion words long, I save...

It's time for the beginning of summer break. That means a time of opportunity for teachers, ranging from the personal to the professiona...

Teaching is a relationship, and the first rule of relationships is that you have to show up. Take it from a previously-divorced guy. You ca...

Oh, that hero teacher. Larger than life. Leaping tall filing cabinets with a single bound. Taking a few moments out of every day to person...

I cannot believe the conversation about classroom diversity is still popping up. It's all the more puzzling because I haven't hear...