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What Happens to Membership Withdrawal Letters in the Vegas Teachers Unions STAYS in the Vegas Teachers Unions
posted by: Alana | August 01, 2016, 10:03 am   

Las Vegas middle school teacher Cindy Robertson is fed up with her local union, the Clark County Education Association. In fact, her dissatisfaction with the service provided by CCEA stemmed back several years, but several roadblocks prevented her from exercising her rights as a teacher.

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Out With the Pizza. In With the Broccoli.
posted by: Alana | July 28, 2016, 11:53 am   

The rise of childhood obesity has been on the radar of key policymakers for years. But this month, the U.S. Department of Agriculture took action by issuing new rules that drastically reduce the presence of foods deemed unhealthy within a school's four walls.

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DON'T MISS YOUR TAX-FREE WEEKEND!
posted by: Alana | July 21, 2016, 12:13 pm   

Many states have tax-free weekends over the summer months and yours may be just around the corner. These weekends are a critical time for thousands of educators across the nation who start the school year without enough supplies and need to stock up on a budget. But even for those who are lucky enough to get the supplies they need to last the school year, these weekends can be just as important for those living on a teacher's salary.
 
Here's a list of participating states, the dates of their respective tax-free weekend, and the items covered under each state's holiday:
 
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Facebook & Texting Caution: Updated Advice from AAE's Director of Legal Services
posted by: Alana | July 15, 2016, 03:44 pm   

 

There are a number of situations where social media has the potential to play an important role in the classroom - if used appropriately. However, when a teacher uses this kind of communication platform to interact with students, they're also allowing the student to also have control over the content and nature of the communication... and that’s where educators often run into the most difficulty.

 

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Seven Instructional Strategies Every Teacher Ought to Know, Part 6: Study Skills
posted by: Melissa | July 14, 2016, 09:28 am   

 

Over the past few weeks, we’ve been focusing on a series of blogs about seven essential teaching strategies as identified by the IES.  Most of these strategies have focused on the teacher making small adjustments to practices that they likely already do that have been proven to be powerful motivators of student improvement.

 

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