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Rebuttal: Cheating isn't networking, it's cheating
Elaine J. Power, a biology and biotechnology teacher at James Hubert Blake High School in Silver Spring, Md., took strong issue with a post by Penelope Trunk that said schools should loosen up about cheating and encourage students to network to find answers. You can read the original post here, and following is Power's response:
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Not-so-ancient artifacts help Va. elementary-school students dig archaeology
N.H. high-school students flash back to the '60s with symposium
How to get more mileage out of your LinkedIn profile
Funding cut hurts La. teachers working to improve history lessons
8 books for educators to read this summer
Wyo. considers training teachers to recognize students who are at risk of suicide
Poll: For many, plans for summer include tech-based learning
School replaces midterm exams with high-tech oral history project
Texas students exposed to future careers through field trips
Museum helps Ohio students see what local life was like in the past
Teaching Reading with the Social Studies Standards
Teaching Reading with the Social Studies Standards: Elementary Units that Integrate Great Books, Social Studies, and the Common Core Standards is the latest book from NCSS. This resource includes class activities that help teachers to achieve learning expectations of the National Curriculum Standards for Social Studies as well as specific objectives outlined in the Common Core Standards for Reading Literature.
Reserve your hotel room now for the NCSS Annual Conference
May/June "Inspiration for my Colleagues"
$125,000 Salary for Master Middle School Teachers
TEP Charter School
Loss is nothing else but change, and change is Nature's delight.
D.C. Council proposals would increase students’ access to free transit
All District students would be able to ride Metro buses for free under legislation proposed Tuesday in the D.C. Council.
The measure is meant to ensure that transportation expenses aren’t keeping kids from attending class, said council member Muriel Bowser (D-Ward 4), who introduced the measure with colleagues Anita Bonds (D-At Large) and Mary Cheh (D-Ward 3).
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