He is also co-founder of ForClass, an education technology tool designed for educators by educators.
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The Trump administration's call to arm educators has faced overwhelming criticism from educators, lawmakers and law enforcement officials.
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He promises to help states fund pay increases for educators, provide student loan forgiveness for educators and protect teacher pensions.
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First, we should start by developing more programs like Educators Rising, which identifies and cultivates skilled educators beginning in high school.
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Evan Stone, co-founder of Educators for Excellence, which represents nearly 30,000 educators across the country, said the acknowledgment gave him hope.
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"I also mentioned that the field of music educators, much like the general population of educators, is skewed toward white individuals," he wrote.
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Colin Sharkey is the executive director of the Association of American Educators, a nonunion teaching association serving tens of thousands of educators nationwide.
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The National Association of Educators says that almost 1,800 educators ran for state House or Senate seats around the United States this year.
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The Arizona Educators United grassroots coalition said 90 districts are expected to close Thursday, with between 30,000 and 50,000 educators making a stand.
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Arizona Educators United organized Wednesday's rallies, which were just the latest escalation in recent weeks for educators and their allies to voice their frustration.
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Educators who saw the reminders about the union's professional benefits were nearly 40 percent more likely to click the link to vote compared to educators who saw a simple generic message, more than 50 percent more likely to vote than educators who saw the reminder about the union's collective voice in politics, and nearly 30 percent more likely to vote than educators who saw the message about the legal protections and advice that the union could offer to threatened educators.
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The Trump administration's call to arm educators in an effort to prevent school shootings has faced overwhelming criticism from educators, lawmakers and law enforcement officials.
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TC: AltSchool prides itself on employing equal numbers of educators, operators, and engineers who actively help the educators mark and measure what's working and what isn't.
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"Her mistreatment highlights the issues that educators face worldwide ... Educators' opinions are considered irrelevant and not germane to decisions being made about our students," said Breaux.
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The teachers -- many wearing shirts of red, a color adopted by protesting educators in other states -- marched from the state educators' association building to the legislative building.
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Make no mistake, educators cannot afford to be a rubber stamp to policy proposals of any official, but our students can never afford for educators to disengage either.
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Arizona Educators United, a coalition of educators, demands a 20% salary increase for teachers, competitive pay for all education support professionals, as well as education funding restored to 2008 levels.
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If educators' voices and experiences are not taken into account in establishing effective practices and policies that reduce their skills with violence, there may be no educators to teach our children.
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The school district has offered educators a 10 percent raise, but the Denver Classroom Teachers Association, a labor union representing about 5003,700 educators, wants the district to overhaul the entire compensation system.
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Public school educators ultimately teach for liberation -- that's the job.
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We also spoke to private practitioners and public sex educators.
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Awodey works with language communities educators to develop new courses.
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They'll do anything they can to help support the educators.
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Seventeen students and educators were killed by the alleged gunman.
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But despite all that, educators like Van Eck are optimistic.
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For educators looking for projects, MakerBot also introduced Thingiverse Education.
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That's why it's important to bring in the peer educators.
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"Grit" is what parents and educators call that quality nowadays.
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Politicians, educators, lawyers and business leaders round out the committee.
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Misconceptions have been a bane for educators since time immemorial.
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I'm proud to stand with our educators, parents and kids.
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That provides educators with insight into students' own thought processes.
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More than 4,700 educators took part in the Scholastic survey.
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Educators sought smaller class sizes, increased pay and more benefits.
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I know these qualities are considered luxuries to many educators.
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The face of higher education agricultural educators is very similar.
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But almost all educators agree that early intervention is crucial.
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But she is troubled by movies that canonize singular educators.
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For educators, it means equipping themselves with some new weapons.
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We are elected officials, business owners, farmers, educators and parents.
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Educators across the island took the lead in community efforts.
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The Hardecopfs live outside Chicago, and are also former educators.
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It's a change applauded by educators and financial advisers alike.
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Not all sex workers are sex educators, sex therapists, etc.
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"We educators, we are in the trenches," Mr. Rodriguez said.
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The two scores, though, have resulted in confusion among educators.
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This suggestion shows ignorance of educators and of public education.
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"As educators, we worry about our students," Mr. Tin said.
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For starters, the number of gunslinging educators would be huge.
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Thank you to all educators who participated in this struggle.
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Approaching misbehavior this way runs counter to many educators' instincts.
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In addition to financial challenges, foreign educators face instructional ones.
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The educators also put up posters and aired radio spots.
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This program is open to middle and high school educators.
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So once again, educators will flood the state capitol Monday.
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It also includes language that would increase deductions for educators.
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Many parents and educators still hold to this outdated notion.
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Educators are often left to help pick up the pieces.
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The performances will include discussions with choreographers, dancers and educators.
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"Too many educators give up on kids," he told me.
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Educators, she said, should act as a bulwark against discrimination.
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Students and educators can get it for $300 and up.
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But he is against ordering a similar measure for educators.
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Most people think of doctors as scientists, caregivers or educators.
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Educators everywhere are invited: On April 26 at 4 p.m.
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What an awesome group of educators, parents, and community members!
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Norweigan Cruise Line is also giving away trips to educators.
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And educators' frustrations in L.A. could ripple across the state.
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Teams of people, often retired educators or educators on leave, spend time at a school, where they look at curriculum and assessment evidence, interview teachers, administrators and parents and shadow students, FairTest's Neill said.
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The relentless string of teachers' walkouts continued on Tuesday in West Virginia, where educators held the second statewide walkout in less than a year, denouncing a bill that they said was retaliatory toward educators.
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Many of the providers Wonderschool works with are experienced early childhood educators (a glance at their site reveals a lot of teachers who are inspired by educators like Maria Montesorri, Reggio Emilia, or Rudolf Steiner).
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In 1932, Willard Waller's classic work on the sociology of teaching pronounced parents and educators to be "natural enemies": Parents are concerned for their own children, while educators look to the success of all students.
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Pediatricians and nutrition educators can also suggest how to reduce waste.
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Unacademy says it has 10,000 registered educators and three million users.
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But despite multiple victories Friday, educators did not end the strike.
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But educators struggle to spot bullying, let alone to stop it.
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Powerful teachers' unions protect woeful educators when they should be sacked.
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As O.School grew, some educators felt like transparency began to shrink.
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The store will feature supplies for students, parent and educators alike.
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"But it is money well spent on our educators," he said.
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Teenagers enlisted as peer educators also help to construct the program.
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Oklahoma saw more than 62 educators on the general election ballot.
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The post-coup environment has been one of distrust of educators.
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Eight out of 10 educators reported higher anxiety by marginalized students.
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Other LGBTQ, BDSM, and sex educators have noted the same problems.
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Is it time we examined our expectations of them as educators?
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"Educators have failed miserably in wrestling with this problem," she wrote.
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Sex educators should normalize conversations about these identities and about masturbation.
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Meanwhile, educators will also be able to purchase the licenses online.
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Trump has also called for arming educators to stop future shootings.
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The new study should cause educators and citizens alike to pause.
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The Association of American Educators Foundation supports the Teacher Freedom project.
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Even some of the educators offering the classes have their doubts.
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And educators there reacted to Dulcey's announcement with questions and skepticism.
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Absolutely. Can scientists and educators work together to cultivate students' character?
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Math teacher educators are in agreement that these are good things.
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A number of educators have also come out against the concept.
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Many are concerned about so few adults replacing 32,000 missing educators.
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Perhaps we should trust our educators to exercise their own judgment.
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Currently, the US needs about 307,000 more educators to meet demand.
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Some educators say the responsibility shouldn't fall on already-strapped schools.
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Born in 1954 to African-American educators in segregated Birmingham, Ala.
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We asked three educators who have taught second or foreign languages.
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These people are our coworkers, employers, friends, family, caretakers, and educators.
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Elsewhere in Britain, educators are trying to make playgrounds more dangerous.
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Educators spend time every day teaching the children how to cope.
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Effective organizers are welcomers, natural educators, and positive in their interactions.
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That news stoked the ire of educators and gun-control advocates.
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Before this pandemic, early educators were teetering on the financial brink.
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Twitter alone is rife with educators broadcasting their company-bestowed titles.
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And educators have a long tradition of sharing ideas with colleagues.
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My colleague, Ms. Safronova, and I interviewed 15 practitioners and educators.
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Controversies can escalate quickly, and unprepared educators sometimes make things worse.
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In such circles, the hunger-striking educators are simply leftist militants.
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Resourceful educators have achieved stellar results with some high poverty schools.
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As medical educators, we teach and model professionalism to our learners.
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The discount rate for students and educators remains $1 per week.
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Girls are capable, and it's up to educators, parents, mentors, etc.
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They range from educators to engineers, to a former rocket scientist.
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Still, it's not clear how long the educators can hold out.
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With four major universities, Montreal also attracts many students and educators.
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"Hygienists are such good health educators and motivators," Dr. Manski said.
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Educators are increasingly deciding that they should have naloxone on hand.
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It gives educators a roadmap to do better by our students.
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Doctors Most people think of doctors as scientists, caregivers or educators.
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Faith leaders, health workers, educators and community members filled the courtroom.
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It will require the cooperation of educators, politicians, corporations, and labor.
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That work will continue Monday when educators descend on the Capitol.
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Dr. Jessie Voigts, a homeschooler and founder of Wandering Educators, a global community of educators sharing travel experiences, said it doesn't matter if this time is structured or unstructured, so long as the kids get outside.
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The connection that our guests have with our educators is really powerful.
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The agenda is impressive and full of top founders, engineers and educators.
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He added that he would allocate federal funding to training said educators.
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We are impressed by their early traction with both educators and consumers.
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You and 200 other educators go in this room for 403 minutes.
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"I think arming educators is a really bad idea," Maine GOP Sen.
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Meanwhile, in Chicago, 25,000 educators are set to go on strike today.
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Educators and civil-society organisations must spread the lessons of the past.
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Two educators, Michelle Daniels and Geena Cruz, woke up at 3 a.m.
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This isn't the first time Chance has shown support for Chicago educators.
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Educators will be able to chat with one another through the app.
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Educators in Arizona and Denver emailed with teachers in LA and Oakland.
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GameSalad offers two plans, one geared for educators and another for developers.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell at town hall with educators 8:30 a.m.
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Educators sent us photos of decrepit classrooms and 25-year-old textbooks.
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Thank you to all the educators visibly supporting LGBTQ youth at school.
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Landed helps educators buy homes by providing them with down-payment assistance.
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Others who share the space are like-minded advocates: educators, counselors, spokeswomen.
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Sex educators often see genitals, sex, and gender as the same thing.
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Educators in low-income schools tend to spend more, the NCES found.
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And this could benefit precisely the students educators most want to reach.
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Better data enables students, families, educators and policymakers to make informed decisions.
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My story is proof that educators can be our country's great equalizers.
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So, quite naturally, with two educators in the house, education was paramount.
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BIDEN: I loved when we launched Operation Educate the Educators in 2012.
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Six other educators were elected during the primary, runoff or by acclamation.
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For weeks, state educators have held rallies and "walk-ins" before class.
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They're the next generation of doctors, scientists, artists, parents, educators and leaders.
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Most recently, Arizona educators were promised a 393% wage hike by 2020.
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For every dollar spent on the sport, shouldn't educators demand commensurate returns?
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In one race, two educators are meeting in a Democratic primary runoff.
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Parents and caregivers are their children's primary sexuality educators, says the report.
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Advice for college students: The best experts sometimes make the worst educators.
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Some sex workers might consider themselves educators as well [and] porn performers.
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This tool really sounds designed with educators in mind, and it's neat.
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It should be obvious to educators that hunger slows growth and learning.
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Oklahoma educators organized the second-largest strike of 2018 back in April.
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It's a responsibility that rests especially heavily on the shoulders of educators.
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But the Trump administration's call to arm educators has faced overwhelming criticism.
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To help educators, the company recently expanded meeting limits on free accounts.
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To help educators, the company recently expanded meeting limits on free accounts.
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Educators also complained about unclear state content standards and inadequate curricular resources.
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This crisis risks bring providers, educators and families to a breaking point.
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Inside New York City's schools this week, educators were concerned and conflicted.
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"Schools and educators have voiced their concerns time and again," she said.
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Educators said that low pay pushes qualified teachers to leave the state.
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Educators in Denmark and Sweden apply that same concept to teaching too.
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Educators, youths and court officials across the county tell a different story.
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Parents and educators have been put on notice: Graphic novels are novels!
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Mr. Buttigieg went next, saying that he'd also value public school educators.
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In late 2012, educators at the school were trying to think big.
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The Nordic educators also worked hard to develop the student's internal awareness.
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These all are designed to support our educators and students through SEL.
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The Education Department's teacher preparation standards would measure the performance of educators.
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Politicians and educators should take a page out of this professional playbook.
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Now, Oklahoma educators will change that by talking about it in classrooms.
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Van Wert educators said they believed their biggest threat was school choice.
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They are pencil drawings of break dancers and artists, educators and photographers.
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We asked educators to identify the biggest obstacles to a timely graduation.
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At least 40 educators have filed to run for office in Kentucky.
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" He said educators are moving to run for office due to "frustration.
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President Donald Trump is proposing bonuses for educators who undergo gun training.
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Educators are afraid that their undocumented students will fall through the cracks.
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To prepare, children need to start as early as preschool, educators say.
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But educators and public health officials praised the drop in tobacco use.
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In seven states, laws prohibit educators from portraying same-sex relationships positively.
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The team interviewed hundreds of executives, venture capitalists, urban experts and educators.
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Many parents, educators say, have as much to learn as their children.
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Educators are seeing record high turnover in their schools in recent years.
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Museum educators will offer kid-friendly tours and hands-on art projects.
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" Reason for running: "David Allen, a man that was at one time president of the Kentucky Educators Association, decided he was going to make it his goal to get, maybe, 10 educators to run for office this year.
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"We think that that's not only the correct and the moral thing to do, but as educators, our students' well-being and their literal health comes first," Todd Warren, president of the Guilford County Association of Educators, said.
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More minority educators, parents and students are criticizing the tests, opening a rift with civil rights groups and black and Hispanic educators who support testing, like Secretary of Education John B. King Jr. Their complaints are wide-ranging.
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"We think that that's not only the correct and the moral thing to do, but as educators, our students' well-being and their literal health comes first," Todd Warren, president of the Guilford County Association of Educators, said. Gov.
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"We believe our educators and support staff deserve a competitive, fair salary package and as a district we want to be able to attract and retain the very best educators for our students," the district said in a statement.
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The continued decline in international student enrollment since the fall of 2000 has cost the US economy $133 billion and more than 213,2800 jobs, according to estimates from NAFSA: Association of International Educators, an international association of professional educators.
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But unlike with other teacher walkouts, these educators aren't fighting for higher raises.
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Microsoft also provides resources for educators to organize Minecraft tutorials within their communities.
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With educators, a campaign aide says Harris will highlight her teacher pay proposal.
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A strong signal for all creative sectors, press, researchers, educators & cultural heritage institutions.
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That, of course, typically includes people like medical experts and sexual health educators.
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A few weeks ago, public school educators in West Virginia went on strike.
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Some educators like Boston Public Schools have already developed a climate change curriculum.
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Drills should be announced to students and educators prior to the start;4.
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Training the next generation of curators, museum and arts professionals, scholars, and educators.
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Educators are also in dire need of mental health support, Melissa Blank added.
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The educators want higher pay, smaller class sizes and more support staff. 5.
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For years we have taken public educators for granted but that stops now.
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"I want sex educators to make a shit-ton of money," Gallop stresses.
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Of fifty-odd educators running, 10–503 candidates in Kentucky are write-ins.
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Sex educators on Tumblr have taught countless people about safe (and fun) sex.
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Lawmakers promised educators they were doing all they could to find new revenue.
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Some educators who had gone on strike then walked out again in 2012.
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The Acer Chromebook Tab 10 will go on sale to educators this spring.
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That's one of the reasons why sex educators always suggest adding more lube.
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Or will a substantive long-term solution for supporting adjunct educators be implemented?
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On the education side, we work with teachers and other community health educators.
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Connell has three recommendations: First, she urges educators to say what they mean.
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There shouldn't just be a single day where educators talk about trans issues.
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Educators in these states are so underpaid that many are also Uber drivers.
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They also supported over 400,000 jobs, according to NAFSA: Association for International Educators.
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Educators should be free to make their own choices unencumbered by union restrictions.
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She chastises educators for their low expectations and low effort in the classroom.
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Replacing teachers costs school districts billions annually and deprives students of experienced educators.
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Surely compensation for the world's educators and researchers must be even more princely.
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"As educators, we are charged with enforcing policy," Fano wrote in a statement.
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To that end, we asked a panel of educators to make an assessment.
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"They as educators are the voice of the students," the former student said.
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"This is a historic victory for … educators, students and parents," Caputo-Pearl said.
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Los Angeles educators won key concessions in a strike that ended last week.
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Whereas basic literacy is a priority for public educators, financial literacy is not.
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Yet educators continue to press on families a one-size-fits-all route.
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Many educators, including some in Parkland, have also spoken out against the idea.
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Success from other demonstrations is making action a more popular option for educators.
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Some educators are already clamoring for the chance to test them, he said.
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More than 100 educators in Oklahoma ran for office in the state's primaries.
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Is there a sense of responsibility as educators to provide for your students?
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Still, some educators question whether there isn't some class privilege at work here.
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She looks at the challenges educators face in reaching the nation's poorest children.
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All of this began with inaction and indifference from careless educators and administrators.
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More than 57,000 educators filled out a ballot in the Arizona walkout vote.
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Employees were considered "educators," and sales were secondary to providing information and support.
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Educators have developed a saxophone curriculum and created exhibits on the instrument's history.
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Most educators dream of making a difference in the lives of their students.
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This video shows how educators are working with students to find the answer.
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Mr. Trump said that arming educators could be a solution to gun violence.
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This can't possibly be how we want educators to respond to troubled youth.
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We want to hear from New York City public school families and educators.
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Schools often hire company-connected educators to give training sessions to their teachers.
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About 90 percent of the A.F.T.'s 1.8 million members are school educators.
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And charter school educators are not afraid to raise the issue of race.
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Summing up the feelings now held by many educators and education advocates, Sen.
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The educators and state government are at odds over salaries and funding. Gov.
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The walk-ins were organized by the grass-roots group Arizona Educators United.
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They do this to ensure quality educators, special services, and smaller class sizes.
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"We're not gonna take it," educators and supporters sang outside the legislative chambers.
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Our job as educators is not to merely disgorge information and dispense degrees.
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Many educators take these programs alongside a bachelor&aposs or master&aposs degree.
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They are educators with one young daughter and another child on the way.
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As a result, educators are reaching into their own pockets to help out.
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Gunman Adam Lanza used it to kill 20 first graders and six educators.
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In 1967 she was the principal founder of the first accrediting organization in the United States for professionals in that field, the American Association of Sex Educators and Counselors (later expanded to the American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists).
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"[This] budget you are here to defend fails to invest in our public schools, educators, students and families and ignores the voices of educators in my home state of Washington and across the country," Murray told DeVos in her opening remarks.
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Some counties do nothing with the data; some use it to hold educators accountable.
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But organizers of Nashville's "TeachersAreSick" campaign say educators will be back in class Tuesday.
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More than half a million Ozobots have been sold to kids, families and educators.
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Nineteen states require sex educators to teach that sex should only happen after marriage.
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Educators often reach out to Evollve to share the lessons they've created using Ozobots.
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Thank you to black educators like Dr. Nathan Alexander for your compassion and understanding.
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But now we have the power to educate our young people, and our educators.
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I firmly believe that educators in this country are criminally underpaid and under rewarded.
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Critics and educators praised his book as a touchstone for racial representation in literature.
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Apart from that incident, however, educators noted that he appeared to be on track.
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What this group of CEOs, governors and educators is asking for today is different.
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And it would put educators in an absurd position when it comes to enforcement.
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The scion of upper-middle-class black educators who was raised in Henning, Tenn.
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For public school educators, and particularly science teachers, her confirmation is a nightmare realized.
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Hired teachers and educators to tell them how it works in the real world.
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In addition to the software, Microsoft offers a dedicated website for educators at education.minecraft.
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She calls O.School a tool, a platform not unlike Twitch, for educators to use.
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Low wages have created an exodus of educators, causing a teacher shortage in Oklahoma.
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We are also gun owners, veterans, small business owners, educators, doctors and first responders.
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These updates, particularly Smart Annotation, could make Apple Pages a tempting product for educators.
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Most teachers in Texas do not pay into Social Security while they are educators.
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There's even a version aimed at kids and educators, which takes out the profanity.
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The educators' goal is to help these students fall back in love with school.
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She also recommends following sex educators on social media to get more specific advice.
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Our kids and educators should not have to live in fear of being shot!
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We are giving educators the tools and the flexibility to make this change responsibly.
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On Saturday, he'll make an appearance with educators in Scranton at 10:30 a.m.
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As an organization founded by educators, 4-H knows schools cannot do it alone.
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The world should celebrate these educators and extol the awesome results of their action.
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DP: So it's this incredibly exciting, stimulating opportunity that we can do as educators.
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Other legislators and educators worry about how it will affect enrollment at state schools.
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Educators just need to be brave enough — and educated enough — to talk about it.
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In addition, far more educators responded this time, indicating increased awareness of such incidents.
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Educators say that it occurs with alarming frequency across all types of educational institutions.
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Educators, students, those who care about American society — let's revitalize our English departments nationwide.
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Educators have used other crowdfunding sites, such as GoFundMe, to remarkable results as well.
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The family members of the two educators have said their loved ones are innocent.
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But Amazon Inspire's early stumble has raised some concerns among educators, its intended audience.
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The same can be said for policymakers designing policies to support students and educators.
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Educators have the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of young people.
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The National Education Association, an advocacy group for public school educators that endorses Mrs.
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In Illinois, educators are receiving training on how to teach in culturally responsive ways.
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Hundreds of new state legislators were sworn in, including many former educators among them.
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Educators too have devised word games and puzzles that keep children engaged and motivated.
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For some educators, that's nearly equivalent to working a second full-time teaching job.
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She said the findings should be a wake-up call for parents and educators.
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Teacher stress also leads to high turnover among educators, which costs the economy billions.
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Scientists and educators are working together to discover more effective ways of cultivating character.
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Do scientists and educators have a public responsibility to help make Wikipedia articles accurate?
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Wiki Ed is trying to convince scientists and educators to wield the Wikipedia firehose.
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The teachers' union, for its part, has urged educators to ignore the new textbooks.
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Chicago teachers are going on strike — but they aren't the only educators feeling frustrated.
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Other sessions will involve Apple Distinguished Educators, Apple Entrepreneur Camp innovators, developers, and artists.
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One night, a group of educators debated the future of the Polish school system.
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Adam Lanza used his to kill 20 children and six educators at Sandy Hook.
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Educators in Frankfurt and Amsterdam have also found Brexit to be a baffling complication.
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The blockades were carried out by transport groups who joined with educators and students.
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The same survey found that gun violence is educators' top safety concern in schools.
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A best practice for educators is to offer some training before class officially begins.
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In the last three decades, people filling this position have acted as corporate educators.
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Most educators simply resist the idea that instruction should be aligned to employment opportunities.
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I live on the edge of Zion, with the artists, rebels, educators, and activists.
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They're full of progressive educators helping children of color from low-income families succeed.
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In Connecticut, educators have been legally obligated to report suspicions of abuse since 1967.
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In time for school, we also recommend several books for parents, educators and kids.
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For educators on level 2, the reaction is to try to improve the content.
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But it can be hard for educators to tell where racist incidents will lead.
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We've spent thousands of hours learning together, meeting with scientists, educators and world leaders.
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Still, West Virginia educators and policy makers are believers in the "skills gap" hypothesis.
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Zozi, as South Africans proudly call her, was raised by parents who are educators.
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After consulting with other educators and her wife, Holstine said she decided to kneel.
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Undergraduate and graduate credit are available for all workshops; discount for active K12 educators.
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The status of PEIA was a major reason for the strike, according to educators.
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"Our goal is to build products that help educators and students," Mr. Rochelle said.
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"The lives of students and educators must be valued more than guns," Weingarten said.
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Teachers, neighbors and educators out today at Whittier Elementary for #RedforEd walk-in pic.twitter.
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Educators there are continuing their demands that the state pass more funding for schools.
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His organization represents more than 2120,22015 current and retired educators, and many aspiring teachers.
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Educators have learned a lot over the last couple of decades about what works.
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It remains to be seen how many educators will prevail in this fall's election.
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The goal, they say, is to elect more pro-public educators to office nationwide.
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My 23-year-old daughter, 212 of her schoolmates and six educators were killed.
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POLITICO talked to two students, two educators and a college president about the case.
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The building where the 14 students and three educators were fatally shot on Feb.
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What's more, experts are still divided over what credentials early childhood educators should have.
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The event includes a talk about school safety with Mr. Cenac, lawmakers and educators.
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"The eyes of the nation are watching, and educators ... all over the country have the backs of the educators in L.A.," Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, said at the protest on Monday, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Munjal, who serves as Unacademy's CEO, tells TechCrunch its new funding will be used to grow its monthly active educators from 3,000 to 10,000, improve its live streaming technology and increase its presence in Indonesia, where it currently has more than 30 educators.
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Within hours Daniel, along with 19 other first-graders and six educators, would be dead.
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SAN ANTONIO – Educators in Texas are getting firearms training to retaliate against potential school shooters.
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The union wants smaller class sizes, more support staff and higher raises for all educators.
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"I'm getting comments from K-12 educators, I'm getting comments from land managers," she says.
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The people with the most to say about Evans' messaging are the educators supporting Abrams.
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Educators such as Professor Hayes can go to Cuba under guidelines for the education field.
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According to the Chicago Tribune, many Illinois educators remain undaunted by the Trump administration's move.
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Those include families, of course, but also speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, and other educators.
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He assembled a core team of 25 people, including doctors, social workers, educators and therapists.
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They are deployed in learning environments where trained educators can use them as scaffolding tools.
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That day, 20 six- and seven-year-olds and six educators were shot and killed.
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Right now, there are amazing scientists, educators and doctors around the world doing incredible work.
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Policymakers, educators and companies in several states are trying to promote innovative local training schemes.
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Empowered educators and robust teachers' unions make for strong education systems, according to the OECD.
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Above all, stress to educators how crucial it is to prioritize understanding of trans identity.
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The state ranks 13th out of all 50 when it comes to compensating their educators.
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Educators complain that the focus on student test performance comes at the expense of learning.
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Laws in Massachusetts and New Jersey detail how educators should prevent, report and investigate bullying.
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Educators don't ask and don't make a distinction between legal and illegal immigrants or refugees.
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This is an expensive hobby, but could be cost-effective for educators and small businesses.
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On top of that, educators who teach Black students are usually cast with certain tropes.
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Weimer added that he and other educators tried to change the student's way of thinking.
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The company's SPRK+ Education offers educators and parents a platform for teaching coding and robotics.
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On the education front, the museum offers many programs to children as well as educators.
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I'm not suggesting we replace educators with YouTube or have to choose between the two.
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I'm suggesting that educators and YouTube together can be exponentially more effective than either alone.
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Maybe she'll issue a revised "template" calling for states to consult with families and educators.
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Second, Connell recommends that educators not treat queer sexuality and transgender identity like the plague.
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For many educators serving children under age 5, DHHS is the more important federal partner.
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Early childhood educators are often the first identifiers of children's health challenges and developmental delays.
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Instead, the plan would allow states to use that money to buy guns for educators.
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As the nation's largest collective employer, school districts are impacted as both educators and employers.
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Sponsored by the Buckeye Firearms Foundation, FASTER has trained nearly a thousand educators in Ohio.
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Let's not turn our backs on the great work of our educators, students and schools.
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Educators protested for nine days, but didn't gain any more funding than before the walkout.
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In turn, a generation of educators and technology pioneers were influenced by Dr. Papert's work.
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That's why I would suggest that Japanese educators don't assign any homework during the holidays.
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That answer matters for how much attention this push deserves from educators, parents, and policymakers.
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Wednesday's rallies are part of a series of escalating actions sponsored by Arizona Educators United.
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Meeting it has been the focus of physicians and educators for at least a decade.
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There were no specific consequences mentioned, but the warnings were enough to deter some educators.
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The educators told us that if you spoke in Taiwanese, you were lower educated people.
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The booth will provide attendees unbiased information about drugs and mental health from trained educators.
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We spoke to sex educators, safety campaigners, ethical retailers, and sex writers to find out.
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Problem was, the educators were always better at the teaching part than the game part.
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It's fitting that the two astronauts, Joe Acaba and Ricky Arnold, are both former educators.
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Now, he has a new mission: To help his fellow educators get on track financially.
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I spend time in the community, knowing the artists, educators and activists in Hunts Point.
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There is probably plenty that newly quarantine educators could learn from the rise of streamers.
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EDT: Vice President Pence holds a call with educators to discuss the COVID-19 response.
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It's a stark example of what educators in the city euphemistically call the achievement gap.
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Our educators and docents speak about the ongoing AIDS pandemic in tours in the galleries.
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My colleague Dana Goldstein reported that educators are dealing with the challenges of virtual learning.
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Pressure from educators spurred the Kentucky legislature to block the governor from vetoing the budget.
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He envisions hosting veterans' groups, farmers' organizations, conservation groups, educators and others at the mansion.
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Q: What can educators and parents do for students, especially kids from low income families?
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Educators building courses can use templates from these or create custom courses for their needs.
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There are probably many reasons, including the influence of a number of childhood development educators.
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To go further, perhaps you want to take an introductory course tailored specifically for educators.
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Monday marks the eighth school day that public educators across the state have been striking.
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Six educators and 20 first-grade students were shot dead by Adam Lanza on Dec.
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For example, if there were no teachers or educators, how would students get an education?
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Educators continue to grapple with how to deal with writers and artists accused of abuse.
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Museum educators will lead a discussion of the work and everybody's favorite foods and feasts.
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She said the space would also be used to train Success staff and visiting educators.
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Meanwhile, there is a rise in interest among parents and educators about habits of success.
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Many educators run Kahoot to get a quick snapshot of how their class is doing.
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Those arrangements, educators agree, improve individual musicianship, challenge students and prepare them for continued study.
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Compassionate Leadership This site provides resources for educators, including online training, and compassionate leadership activities.
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It's important to educators that everyone has access and that they get a good education.
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But for at least another month, Juul kept promoting the curriculum to educators, emails show.
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"We want to build a collaborative ecosystem of companies, educators, investors and innovators," she said.
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And not only is it not fair to educators, it's not fair to the kids.
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Until then, the Kentucky Educators Association has urged its members to return to their classrooms.
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It is the responsibility of all of us—businesses, educators, labor leaders and elected officials.
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Other Oklahoma educators have been leaving for better-paying jobs in Texas, Kansas and Arkansas.
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Although they are not happy about missing class, many students are rallying behind state educators.
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This finding caught the eye of other medical educators, including Dr. Joel Katz at Harvard.
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Last year alone, Title II funded 25 critical and targeted training programs for our educators.
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Meanwhile, a copy of my educators' guide, now printed, sat on her lap, never opened.
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In fact, many of these educators have decided to take matters into their own hands.
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Please take the short survey below and feel free to share it with other educators.
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Last April, thousands of Colorado educators walked out of classrooms to protest low education funding.
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Lambda is being closely watched by educators, the student debt complex and even Wall Street.
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He said it had been hurtful to hear parents oppose the housing plan for educators.
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In Virginia, a group called the Virginia Educators United has announced a march on Jan.
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The teen were encouraged to nominate other family members, educators, or people in the community.
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Many professors who escaped imprisonment left the country, creating an international diaspora of Turkish educators.
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Teachers with alternative certifications are 25% more likely to leave their schools than other educators.
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A total of 35,000 educators and school staff didn't show up for nearly two weeks.
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The NEA long ago stopped serving educators who support or remain open to reform, but their current behavior disenfranchises those educators who disagree or remain unconvinced by reform proposals, but want to listen, learn, consider, counter, and compromise in order to solve real problems.
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For educators, it's all those brilliant underachievers (not to mention all those idiots with Harvard diplomas).
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No, not me—just another one of your favorite physicists-turned-science educators, Neil deGrasse Tyson.
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Educators are recognizing the potential of robots, not as toys, but as powerful tools for learning.
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And so there's also educational facilitation plans for educators at the high school and college level.
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"We created a new product that was very tailored to that group [of educators]," Wilson says.
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Even educators and those who identified as actual college professors could relate to Mueller's press conference.
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More than 25,000 educators have been on strike for a week and negotiations have moved slowed.
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This is thanks to the work of several visionary artists, curators, directors, educators, and art workers.
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In the '90s, educators and software companies created new ways for students to learn using computers.
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The norm is for educators to tread lightly in the classroom when it comes to politics.
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In 2018, Latino educators made up nearly half of the district's teaching staff, district data show.
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When early childhood educators leave the workforce, however, that means other parents have even fewer options.
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Through The Empathy Alliance, Jha has worked with educators and students from more than 50 schools.
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The company, which kept an open Slack channel for educators to discuss payment, promised economic sustainability.
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"Our heart is to empower teachers and educators to teach more and manage less," says White.
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Educators and students from schools all over the district united Wednesday under banners and raised fists.
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To prove it, we asked wine educators, wine directors, and sommeliers for their best Thanksgiving recommendations.
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"Morrison's novels were celebrated and embraced by booksellers, critics, educators, readers, and librarians," the statement continued.
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The organization also challenges systemic racism through litigation and helps educators teach inclusiveness in the classroom.
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It has 10,000 registered educators and 353 million learners — up from 3 million a year ago.
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Each lesson shows how much time it will take, and offers written prompts educators can follow.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen wraps up the day with an evening town hall meeting for educators.
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How to raise the attainment of children from poor backgrounds is now a focus for educators.
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She said the party was attended by "all Silicon Valley folks," including tech workers and educators.
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With Roblox Education, the aim is to get more kids coding by working with educators directly.
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And the horrific day when 20 first graders and six educators were massacred in their classroom.
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"Our early partnerships indicate that educators are more than happy to contribute content," he told TechCrunch.
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For instance some educators tell them they look like monkeys, or have nests on their heads.
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Museum educators and interpreters are convening around anti-racist and anti-oppressive practices in the galleries.
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Educators commonly advocate abstinence and only 13 states require that sex education even be medically accurate.
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She said it was educators' responsibility to speak to students about testing in a positive way.
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They are more appropriately left to be dealt with by parents, educators, and community support networks.
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Educators are burning out and becoming less effective in raising student achievement than their healthier peers.
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Congress, along with educators, parents and private corporations, can close the achievement gap for minority demographics.
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While not a mandate for every teacher, Trump's plan still puts educators in a terrible position.
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Educators fear the high-nicotine devices could erode decades of progress in reducing youth tobacco use.
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To his credit, Mr. King has recognized what he calls "the invisible tax" on minority educators.
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So as educators, parents and those otherwise invested in our young people, what can we do?
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Since its inception, students and educators have accused the test of disproportionately favoring wealthy white students.
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Oddly enough, many educators never had a course in high school or college on financial literacy.
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Teachers in the US recently spoke out against low pay — and the country's educators aren't alone.
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His parents were educators who taught him about the importance of hard work and social justice.
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One solution is to enlist an army of student financial educators to reach other students directly.
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The social media campaign hopes to collect testimonies from LGBTQ youth, family members, educators and others.
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But the rewards are great, say graduates and educators, and recognized by employers seeking go-getters.
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The event pitched the iPad — $63 for the education market, $329 for everyone else — to educators.
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Eight educators are also named in the complaint, which seeks loan forgiveness in their specific cases.
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Other educators at the school wanted to learn his secrets for getting students excited about math.
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And tech that operates under this assumption really undermines educators and the value of good teaching.
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Enter 'Wonderschool', a company that lets licensed educators and caretakers launch in-home preschools or daycares.
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The pressure placed on educators to reach a certain pass rate on these exams is unreal.
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Luckily, lots of educators and experts agree, and our national curricula has abandoned the archaic practice.
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The discussions included survivors, educators, law enforcement officers, politicians and security experts, according to the Statesman.
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MAAN, Jordan — When Jordan's school year began last month, educators began noticing tweaks in the curriculum.
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Bermas: There's a whole team of colleagues, educators and professionals who have worked developing all this.
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Educators are walking picket lines or demonstrating to demand more pay and better funding for schools.
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The doodle portrays women of various occupational backgrounds, from educators and gymnasts to pilots and homemakers.
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We're hoping to bring people from all walks of life together – business owners, factory workers, educators.
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He will also participate in a call with educators on virus response at 2:15 p.m.
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The teacher, Jocelyn Morffi, was by all accounts one of the most popular educators at Sts.
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Educators scrambled to ensure that students graduate with these skills — and to prove it with data.
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But even many educators who have faced off with a school gunman oppose the president's idea.
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The Obama-era policies — and the Trump-era reversals — have divided educators in the Twin Cities.
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Opposition to the plan has emerged, including from urban leaders, health officials, educators and police chiefs.
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Fourteen students and three educators were killed and 29 other people were wounded in the Feb.
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For strategies on how to do that successfully, I asked educators and interior designers for advice.
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But her gift left educators asking: How was a teacher able to save so much money?
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Ms. German, 34, said she considers it irresponsible for educators to ignore issues of sexual violence.
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Unacademy, another edtech startup in India, has amassed over 10,000 registered educators and 13 million learners.
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These changes were a result of criticism from educators and families over the last few months.
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Educators in schools that will remain open fear jam-packed classrooms will make instruction more difficult.
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Principals often tell Patrick Miller, the superintendent, that they'd rather hire educators than purchase new technology.
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Educators notice this and assume that computers and other devices will capture students' interest in school.
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The bride's parents are both bilingual educators at the 28th Street Elementary School in Los Angeles.
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His reference to teachers follows last year's standoff between state educators and the GOP-controlled legislature.
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Prohibiting the use of federal funds to arm or train educators to use guns in schools.
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Moy said the impasse between lawmakers and educators might spell the end of his teaching career.
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Another part of the project seeks to share the thrill of discovery with schools and educators.
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The report revealed that the incidents involved law enforcement or educators bringing firearms onto school property.
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Such uncertainty does not give educators hope that the promised money will be available, Karvelis said.
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Many educators didn't trust him to deliver, saying that his plan had no dedicated revenue source.
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It's easy to sense that you could be doing more financially to help educators and students.
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Educators say the key to maintaining a robust music program on small school campuses is collaboration.
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And around the country, there are growing questions about when educators should, in fact, call home.
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Schools are still widely considered sanctuaries for immigrant students, and educators have been their fiercest advocates.
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I tweeted out a request for handjob tips, and sex educators and handjob enthusiasts alike responded.
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Educators hope Ms. DeVos saw during her visit that they make do with what they have.
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Now, teachers and other educators want an immediate fix so they can get back to classrooms.
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School administrators and educators must be cognizant of the racial realities that young people encounter daily.
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It has directly reached out to educators to test its products — effectively bypassing senior district officials.
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State governments can take a leadership role in bringing resources to educators and school safety officials.
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Sitting on the board at Books for Kids are Wall Street veterans, educators and health professionals.
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Most of the educators on ballots were Democrats while about a third were Republicans, Vox reported.
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Educators haven't been able to answer those questions with enough certainty to establish clear best practices.
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Tourgée attended and lectured a roomful of liberal reformers, educators and clergymen for over an hour.
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At the end of the day, is it safe to put our educators in that position?
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To support educators and invest what is necessary to unleash the power of America's greatest minds.
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Parents, mentors, educators and community members can help identify opportunities that might not be widely advertised.
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Educators and politicians have condemned the new campaign as divisive and likely to stigmatize Muslim students.
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During the interactive conference, panels will explore the challenges journalists and educators face in the ever-growing information landscape, how journalists and educators can work together to move beyond the "fake news" and what students need to understand to participate as an active citizens in modern society.
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Essay One of the most important issues that educators in institutions of higher learning must face is skepticism about the efficacy of liberal arts education in an era that seems to be pushing what educators call STEM — science, technology, engineering and math — as the answer to everything.
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Working with 50 different health experts, physicians, and educators, among others, the authors sought to create a free, comprehensive curriculum for sex educators around the country—and even the world—that addressed all the topics experts found necessary to the development of healthy knowledge about sexuality.
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At the Association of American Educators (AAE), a non-profit, non-union professional educator association founded over 20 years ago as an alternative to the unions, we stand ready and willing to work with all elected and appointed officials, including Secretary DeVos, to support what AAE members and millions of educators nationwide do every day: serve and educate students, solve stubborn and complex problems, collaborate professionally with parents and the community, encourage and inspire fellow educators, and change lives.
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Dismissal letters provided to Mr. Egan and Dr. Naberhaus accused the educators of disloyalty to the university.
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Google said that 30 million students and educators use Chromebooks, while 40 million use Google's Classroom software.
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Education runs in his family Hirano comes from a family of educators, The New York Times reported.
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"The Governor is supportive of Oregon educators who are rallying Wednesday," Brown's office said in a statement.
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Educators worry as well: about our students, about ourselves, about our own children, if we are parents.
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We look forward to celebrating their work and that of students and educators from across the country.
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Sex educators often say that the mind is a person's "biggest sex organ"—and for good reason.
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There are politicians and public servants in attendance, as well as technologists, educators, archivists, activists, and journalists.
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" Norwalk added: "I think John and I saw this as all part of our roles as educators.
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This is yet another example of sex educators and their content being censored by the tech industry.
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About 22020,000 educators and staff walked off the job to protest an inadequate 1 percent pay raise.
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They are a coalition of activists -- doctors, educators and civil servants -- from Aleppo's beleaguered rebel-held areas.
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One of those visits was with Nicki and a handful of other educators from the Houston area.
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True reform requires everyone at the table: students, parents, educators, administrators, unions, charters, parochial schools and businesses.
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The bible for these educators is a body of research produced by linguists, psychologists and cognitive scientists.
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That was when I met two social educators who are so important to me and my life.
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At the Museum, those decisions are made by scientists and educators based on evidence, facts, and research.
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However, Refinery29 spoke to teachers who believe arming educators is not the way to stop school shootings.
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And he credits the educators who believed in him for giving him a chance at that life.
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It also withdrew Obama-era guidance to educators to treat claims of transgender students as sex discrimination.
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Earlier estimates suggest 38,000 African-American educators lost their jobs across the South and the border states.
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Armed Educators (and trusted people who work within a school) love our students and will protect them.
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By the 1910s, educators came to a consensus that compulsory high school should extend until age 18.
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At Irvington, it's too early to gauge the impact of new reforms, but educators see promising signs.
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"We are educators helping people build a foundation for the rest of their lives," the narrator says.
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Principally scholars, educators, organizations and communities—communities being individuals who feel connected to the Holocaust or genocide.
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Unacademy has presence in Indonesia as well, where as of last year, it had about 30 educators.
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Educators, lawmakers, and even first lady Melania Trump have all called for action to address the issue.
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"Institute of Play understands educators, they understand what will work in a classroom environment," Fils-Aimé said.
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It's an excellent deal for students and educators and probably the best choice for pure content consumers.
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While there has been a lot of interest in tangible programming among educators, research has been slow.
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Educators, students, and parents deserve to know that the U.S. Secretary of Education will do the same.
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They also spoke with parents, educators, counselors, and other adults to get their take on teen culture.
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It also means focusing first on educators in New York, and expanding into other cities from there.
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That means the success of Education Edition lies in large part on the broader community of educators.
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Many schools also provide ongoing active shooter training so educators are fully aware of how to respond.
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Educators should simply refer to penises and vaginas, or consider using a more general term like genitals.
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Mr. Belli and his wife also worked with neurologists and educators to incorporate rhythm into wellness regimens.
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For Microsoft, the test will be how easily it can explain its offering to educators, Fisher said.
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The 'professional staff'—the lawyers, researchers, educators, public-relations officers, and fund-raisers—were almost exclusively white.
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Representatives for the National Education Association and the North Carolina Association of Educators couldn't be immediately reached.
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" "In the aftermath, students and educators alike understandably fear that this could happen in their own school.
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Educators determined he had profound learning difficulties and never taught him to read or write in school.
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But policy makers and educators are still under pressure to justify their investments in early childhood education.
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Today, the print media, TV news reporters, universities, public educators, Hollywood, the entertainment industries all lean left.
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That forced some school districts to cancel classes, since there wouldn't be enough educators in the schools.
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According to The New York Post, just over 10,000 of the site's members self-identified as educators.
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There are also versions built for schools and educators, which Google offers for free to certain institutions.
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Our task as parents, teachers, and educators, then, is to tell the full story about American history.
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But educators, who held rallies and "walk-ins" this week, are skeptical and may still walk out.
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Despite the state's efforts at placating them, many parents and educators are still angry about the tests.
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There are fireside chats, panels and workshops with the most important leaders, educators and investors in robotics.
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Throughout the day, attendees will hear from tech leaders, activists, educators and heads of diversity and inclusion.
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Both Melissa and Doug were raised by child educators, and their parents set them up in 1985.
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As Wasson points out, the teens performing onstage provide students with educators they can actually relate to.
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During the pilot program, students and educators tested the app in a classroom environment on tablet computers.
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How to generate solutions for local educators and business leaders to empower the next generations of workers.
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Too often, America's politicians only hear from educators who are responding to policies handed down to them.
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Some educators must teach a split, or students of more than one grade in the same classroom.
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In addition, he works with educators and their families to get them on the right financial footing.
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The bill was enacted after a gunman killed 20 children and six educators at the Newtown, Conn.
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The government has jousted with educators over textbooks while promoting a narrative of Hungarian victimhood and ethnocentrism.
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Because Texas has legalized corporal punishment at a state level, educators are largely immune from legal action.
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But the disparity between reading measurements has educators across Texas wondering if students are receiving unnecessary interventions.
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There has been concern among some educators that the Renewal program might become an albatross for schools.
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Most educators are intrinsically motivated to work hard because of the joy they experience when students succeed.
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Doctors, educators and state officials have been particularly worried about the effects of legalization on Colorado's youth.
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This fall I will be a Visiting Artist collaborating with students and educators in a new culture.
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Parents and educators are discovering that, unfortunately, there are no established protocols to help teenagers quit vaping.
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Two artists and educators, Shani Peters and Joseph Cullier, founded The Black School to confront such realities.
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It will take educators and journalists to share information about voting to all eligible and future voters.
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The teachers' movement has energized Democrats in red states, with record numbers of educators running for office.
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Educators experienced with remote learning warn that closures can affect children's academic progress, safety and social lives.
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Educators and others say they're looking out for families The raids affected attendance on Wednesday, as well.
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Deradicalization is the common question on educators' minds, but some say steps need to be taken preemptively.
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Educators, at times, complain bitterly about them, and many policies have been designed to address these issues.
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"HF2201 would restrict educators from discussing sexual orientation and gender identity," the group wrote on January 31.
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At West Orange, Mr. Callahan and other educators take steps to educate students on their digital footprint.
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Along the way, her parents, both tech-savvy educators, warned of the obvious perils of living publicly.
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Currently no educators address the issue of bias in our textbooks and they teach it as fact.
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But residents, coaches and educators have questioned the safety of a sport they cannot imagine living without.
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Educators in West Virginia, Kentucky and Oklahoma are trying to pressure state lawmakers to meet their demands.
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The "public interest drift" among law students has been a long-running concern among some legal educators.
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Both require highly trained professional educators and a cohesive system that creates the right conditions for success.
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"Did you not get the gist last year?" she said, describing the feeling of educators toward lawmakers.
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Vancouver is one of a number of Washington school districts where educators were on strike last week.
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Many educators today live in fear of punishment for attempting to open the minds of their students.
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"The notion of buying a house is so remote for most of our educators," Ms. Solomon said.
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DCist published a story about D.C. educators who are bringing the climate crisis topic to the classroom.
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In a recent survey, the National Education Association showed an overwhelming majority of educators oppose the idea.
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Vascones-Gatski, along with other concerned educators and health care experts, consider "Juuling" more than youthful rebellion.
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In fact, educators typically suggest a 3:23 or 4:1 praise-to-reprimand ratio is best.
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I definitely think watching what happened in West Virginia inspired many educators to finally pull the trigger.
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What works Parents, students and educators want conversations — and action — on things that will make schools safer.
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Failing communities need leaders who can bring local administrators, educators, businesspeople and residents together to effect change.
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That forced some school districts to cancel classes since there wouldn't be enough educators in the schools.
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January 14 - About 30,000 Los Angeles educators go on strike, affecting more than half a million students.
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The "Red for Ed" protest was the latest in a wave of work stoppages by U.S. educators.
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The first strike stemmed over low wages, and resulted in a 5 percent pay raise for educators.
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Users that already have health coaches, diabetes educators or trainers can connect with them on the platform.
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" Inslee pleaded with Trump that lawmakers should listen to educators rather than urging teachers to "pack heat.
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Sandoval, whose daughter is studying to become a teacher, said the idea of arming educators concerns him.
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Educators fear a curriculum push for Communist Party ideology could be re-upped in classrooms, per WSJ.
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As communities across the country face a deadly toll from heroin and pills, educators are increasingly worried.
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Another student came with her high school soccer coach, prompting museum officials to offer classes to educators.
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But some Afrocentric educators beg to differ, embracing charters as a route to racial community and progress.
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Zoom has previously promoted the feature as a way for educators to keep tabs on inattentive students.
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"We're focused on engaging with our new neighbors - small business owners, educators, and community leaders," it said.
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The techniques that educators and developmental psychologists have devised for cultivating this natural tendency are decidedly Socratic.
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Each new generation of students has retained this desire for progress, pushing against their educators when necessary.
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New opportunities brought about by a digital world pose new challenges and responsibilities for both educators and policymakers.
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This is what happens when you stop letting educators do their jobs and treat education as a business.
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Mashable spoke with sex educators, advocates, and medical experts to learn about the most common misconceptions around sex.
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"A large single indicator for high-quality child care is wages for early child care educators," Schochet says.
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These means are not yet available to American educators and family therapists, which explains their low success rate.
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Casis is supposed to get scientists, businesses, and educators to take full advantage of the International Space Station.
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Smith is the son of educators who started his career as a chemical engineer for Goodyear and Kraft.
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Correction: This story has been revised to reflect that NAFSA is known as the Association of International Educators.
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The movement was started by two educators: Brittany Wheaton, a teacher in Utah, and Olivia Bertels from Kansas.
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While Treasury classifies these "people-to-people" exchanges as "educational," Guild said they are not limited to educators.
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Do we as adults and educators in society have a responsibility to teach children to be self-aware?
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LEGO Replay, and the instructional resources they provide educators, will help give more students access to this opportunity.
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She, like many other educators, slammed the education secretary and the commission for not confronting the gun issue.
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Educators and people coming into close contact with children at schools also need to be vaccinated, Spahn said.
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The report delves into Cruz's early years, in which educators first began noticing concerning signs and alarming behavior.
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Then in 1970, Black History Month was observed after educators and students at Kent State University initiated it.
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Some are hitting the bars, others are saving aggressively in school; some are educators, others work in finance.
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Calm Classroom, a nonprofit not affiliated with the Calm app, trains educators to teach mindfulness in the classroom.
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The policies behind that decline have contributed to lower employment for African-American educators in the decades since.
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"We know it is a sacrifice for educators to be out of their classrooms," SC for Ed said.
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ITT Tech, one of the country's largest for-profit educators, returned a handsome 37.1% profit margin in 2009.
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Currently, the Project Bloks aren't available commercially, but educators can register for a chance to join the program.
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Does it matter for society at large that nearly all early-years educators are female and firefighters male?
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Groups of students or educators could design presentations together in real time with the new iWork, for example.
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It's the responsibility of educators to prepare students for the harsh reality that 90% of all startups fail.
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The Raspberry Pi Foundation is known for its credit card-size computers, popular among electronics hobbyists and educators.
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She suggested looking up professors' voter registration records and using that information to lobby for more conservative educators.
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I have the opportunity to work with superhero educators and student changemakers, who educate me every single day.
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Thanks to social media, we've seen a surge in visibility around hot educators, like the woman dubbed #teacherbae.
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"I feel very strongly that we as educators need a much better third-party credentialing system" Khanna said.
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However, higher salaries for teachers could bring in highly-qualified people who otherwise might not have become educators.
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It didn't take long for health officials, researchers, and educators all over the country to feel the effects.
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Thankfully, there are ways educators can better — and more inclusively — address and teach their queer and trans students.
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Multiple educators in the SPLC survey also report that some male students are flagrantly objectifying and harassing girls.
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Educators certainly need to be prepared to handle a discussion that may escalate into an argument between students.
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Educators have developed and implemented sophisticated methods of teaching and learning, and use technology to better support children.
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Teaching assistants will still receive an annual raise of about $400, according to the N.C. Association of Educators.
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The decision is a huge win for free speech advocates, educators and students all at the same time.
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It's also impossible for educators to "teach to the test" when that test is problem-and-technology-based.
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The 2628 publication of Promoting Social and Emotional Learning: Guidelines for Educators in established and defined the field.
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A 27-year teaching veteran, Sid Shapiro finds it disappointing that educators aren't reimbursed more for their expenses.
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"Educators and administrators need to be vigilant about the privacy dimensions of any technology they adopt," Day says.
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Teachers' union leaders in West Virginia announced Monday that the state's educators are set to go on strike.
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Facebook says that it consulted with leading child development experts, educators and parents to create a safe app.
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Educators like Maria Montessori picked up on this concept and pioneered the teaching of math through wooden devices.
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The hashtag and the color have become symbols of support among educators and the community for teachers' demands.
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The administration is more than halfway to the goal he set of training 100,000 STEM educators by 2020.
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Educators have been unsung and invisible heroes standing with and supporting immigrant families in the wake of raids.
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It is designed for educators who want the capability of thwarting an active shooter and rescuing injured students.
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She is affiliated with organizations including American Association of Diabetes Educators (AADE) and The American Diabetes Association (ADA).
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Finally, we must pay our early childhood educators at a level that reflects the importance of their work.
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One of our primary jobs as educators is to ensure the safety and well-being of our students.
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These companies take their responsibilities seriously, and educators and parents partner with them for best outcomes for students.
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My parents became the first and second in their families to graduate from college, and both became educators.
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Faced with these disappointing results, legislators and educators would be remiss not to consider charting a fresh course.
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An increasing number of educators are turning to the dating website Seeking Arrangement to help supplement their income.
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Rather than disparaging teachers and teacher educators, we urge their involvement as central partners in strengthening America's schools.
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Educators are afraid they will become targets of violence if their names appear on police reports, he said.
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Since then, many states -- particularly those where strikes are occurring -- have cut taxes, leaving educators even further behind.
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So, fellow educators in Huntsville, Alabama, chipped in with their sick days -- it added up to 100 days.
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The Arizona Educators United coalition had called for 20% pay raises, but it wasn't satisfied after Ducey's announcement.
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It has doubled the number of advocates, educators and counselors to 11 from five just three years ago.
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The winners were among 65 Oklahoma educators who ran for office on Tuesday, according to the teachers union.
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However, she said, the plan is harmful to prospective teachers and won't help attract educators to the state.
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Educators already don't get paid enough, and those that work in preschools or daycares often make 48% less.
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Hundreds contributed to a "Pulse Orlando Syllabus" created by librarians and educators in the days following the tragedy.
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Singh had worked to build a network of public health educators for working-class queer men in Delhi.
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Early childhood educators can have an exponential impact on the lives of very young children and their families.
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" He called Mr. Cosby "one of the greatest educators of men and boys over the last 50 years.
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The good news is that a great many educators share these concerns and are also campaigning for change.
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Some advocates and educators saw it as creating crucial pressure that could force state legislators to make changes.
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Their ideas caught on among educators at a time when students were already in revolt against traditional curriculums.
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Educators spend time every day teaching the children how to cope with the consequences of an opioid epidemic.
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Raises would improve how educators show up to school in terms of energy, time, cognitive space and morale.
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Educators picking out apps for the classroom often look for five key pillars of a good educational app.
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So parents can also look at the company's values and whether educators were involved in the app's development.
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MSF counsellors and peer educators make door-to-door visits and stop by 200 hotspots along the corridor.
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The second step is improving compensation for early-childhood educators so that they earn the same as schoolteachers.
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"The biggest challenges, I think, will be translating this system for teachers and parents and educators," he said.
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National Medalists and their educators were celebrated at the National Ceremony at Carnegie Hall in New York City.
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It is not unusual, educators say, for siblings to try to complete their schoolwork on a single cellphone.
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It is not unusual, educators say, for siblings to try to complete their schoolwork on a single cellphone.
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And, we want to hear from educators: How have you been using our Country of the Week quizzes?
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It's worth noting the company also offers the product for free to non-profits, educators and investigative journalists.
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Asian-American students, interviewed in focus groups, told educators at the college how isolated and stressed they felt.
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The boxes are created by experts, including former educators and child development professionals, and also tested by kids.
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The U.S. announcement caught educators and parents off guard, leaving them asking how to manage such a crisis.
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The Saline Area Schools have been forced to act and to implement education of the educators, he added.
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Many educators teach in subjects or grades in which annual testing isn't required, making value-added scores impossible.
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Many educators and parents have questioned the authenticity and have begun to develop alternatives for active-shooter lockdowns.
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Immediately after launching, Reshef says he was swarmed with top educators who wanted to partake in his business.
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Its sister brand Music & Arts runs 20143 stores focused on band and orchestral equipment for schools and educators.
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He had impromptu meetings with just two students and two counselors, who introduced him to some local educators.
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CalSTRS, the nation's second largest public pension fund, manages the retirement benefits of 914,000 California public school educators.
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The bill also would increase a deduction for educators' expenses and create a deduction for first responders' expenses.
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Robin Hood is also set to spend about $1 million to train educators in district and charter schools.
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After attending a recent Music Teachers National Association conference, she was heartened by educators with experience in China.
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The museum will also host live presentations with educators to add to the interactive aspect of the program.
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Texas is the latest state in which educators are pushing to bring back cursive writing in elementary schools.
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But new research shows how pervasive a problem it is — and one that some educators believe is growing.
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How do other teachers and your reporters justify discussion of impeachment to educators who are worried about reprisals?
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Michigan Although some people believe giving educators weapons could increase school safety, not all protesters seemed to agree.
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Educators, who are furious over the pension issue, called out of work sick or requested substitutes in protest.
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More than 100,000 teachers worldwide responded, the company said, illustrating Google's power to rapidly stoke demand among educators.
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Professor Greenhow acknowledged that it could still happen, but added that educators had a say in the matter.
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"It's unprecedented," Allen, who is tracking the number of educators who are running for office this year, said.
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It has also been criticized by educators for cherry-picking only the brightest students despite open-enrollment laws.
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Some Republican educators are campaigning on promises to increase education spending and curb the expansion of charter schools.
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Some educators argue that the only people in office who can truly advocate for teachers are teachers themselves.
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Now, educators have turbocharged his campaign, giving Ojeda an issue that appeals to voters of all political stripes.
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That's why Sachnoff and other tobacco educators train peer counselors, fellow students who can talk about the risks.
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"The lives of students and educators must be valued more than guns," Weingarten wrote in the original letter.
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Scott said he disagrees with the notion of arming educators, saying teachers should teach and police should police.
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It proved to be so popular with educators that more than half a million copies were eventually printed.
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They are stepping into roles as educators, health care providers, engineers, farmers, social workers, entrepreneurs and civil servants.
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"Oakland educators will continue to fight against school closures that hurt working-class neighborhoods in Oakland," Brown said.
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The school has become a showpiece, and many educators, architects and builders have come to tour the building.
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The protest follows the teachers' strike in Los Angeles, where educators pushed for more support and better pay.
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And it is just one of several radical solutions for struggling educators in the nation's economic boom towns.
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I think we need to be able to bring parents in, bring educators in and have a discussion.
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Baruch College's MA in Arts Administration is a leadership program for activists, educators, and managers in the arts.
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Artists, arts administrators, educators, and others are invited to brainstorm datasets that would increase access to the arts.
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They're hoping to inspire a grassroots movements among planetary scientists and science educators to just start using it.
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The National Gallery claims that the educators were dismissed as part of a restructuring of the Education Department.
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More recently, one of the educators, Jacqui Ansell, has been making a calendar with recreations of canonical paintings.
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Like any good educators, the curators make use of whatever immediate connection they can establish with their audience.
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The list of 100+ signatories provided to Hyperallergic included a number of prominent curators, educators, and other staff.
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But educators in New York and across the country are not in agreement about what integration should look like.
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Common Sense Media, a nonprofit organization focused on helping families and educators navigate media and technology, commended the bill.
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That means schools get Tiber's tech stack (curriculum, assessments for students, analytics software, clinical management and software for educators).
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First, there's a message to educators that social and emotional learning can be just as important as cognitive skills.
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ET. Fed Chair Janet Yellen will address educators at a town hall meeting in Washington from 7:00 p.m.
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It stands to reason that teachers and educators who are witnessing problems were the ones more likely to respond.
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It's a long-standing tradition among educators who have watched too much Good Will Hunting and Stand and Deliver.
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As I spoke with the librarians and educators over lunch, they told me that their local economy was struggling.
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Descended from a long line of educators and pioneers, her grandmother opened the first Black school in the city.
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Its platform includes two apps: one that lets educators create lessons and another that allows users to access them.
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I am suffocating — choking on the apathy of people who don't care about education, who don't care about educators.
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Educators across the country are trying to find ways to prepare their students for school shootings without terrifying them.
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First, I got down to the basics by speaking with Laura Delarato — one of Refinery29's resident sex educators.
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Educators repeatedly saw their applications delayed and misprocessed by FedLoan, the suit alleges, mistakes that were costly for teachers.
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We worked with educators who are experts in developing educational programs but also with students who helped provide feedback.
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Amazon InspireA resource group for teachers and educators to share and discover digital resources, worksheets, lesson plans, and assessments.
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While educators could not pinpoint the exact reason each student was missing, it wasn't hard for them to surmise.
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As the American student debt crisis continues to grow, educators are beginning to explore alternative ways of financing education.
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And Mr. Trump spoke to black educators last month at the National Historically Black Colleges and Universities Week conference.
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Though 25,1.73 educators are involved in the strike, public school buildings remain opened and staffed by non-union workers.
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The educators share outsider status, dissatisfaction with the legislative process, and a sense of being shortchanged as public employees.
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An estimated 30,000 teachers and educators had gathered at the capitol on Monday, joined by hundreds of state employees.
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Meanwhile, educators are strapped for time and resources to create more individualized lesson plans and volunteer for extracurricular activities.
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Some educators and researchers are now starting to say that children could benefit from spending more time with screens.
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Sun is hopeful that sex educators will embrace the internet to create more effective teaching methods for the future.
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Medical educators also worry that work hour restrictions force residents to see fewer patients and miss important educational experiences.
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In 2012, a gunman shot dead 20 children and six educators at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.
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Republican leaders said they had no plans to go as high as the $2000 million being sought by educators.
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The bill also includes a provision that allows county boards to fire public educators who participate in labor strikes.
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If we want our children to use their minds well, our assessments must send a different signal to educators.
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The big picture: Strikes by educators have been a tipping point in the unrest over wages and other needs.
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Healey is putting schools on alert about Juul after hearing that the company has offered prevention curriculums to educators.
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For educators, the lessons are ready-to-use as free downloads, and state how long each lesson will take.
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"We want educators, parents, the public, and children themselves to recognize the scientific limitations of the process," she said.
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We have more than 400 top educators from across the country taking live classes every day on Unacademy Plus.
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ET—Federal Reserve Board Chair Janet Yellen will host a town hall meeting with educators from across the country.
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The Sandy Hook shooting killed 20 first-graders and six educators — the worst grade school shooting in America's history.
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Regardless of a benefactor's values, a museum's curators, directors, and educators had to follow a strict code of ethics.
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To confront climate change, we need all the storytellers threatened by Trump's agenda -- artists, scientists, educators and public media.
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"The peer educators do great work in schools and connect with students on a deep level," Shannon told DNAinfo.
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Educators log into "Portrait" for a dynamic picture of each child's progress and history, both academic and non-academic.
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But as Schultz points out, this is something educators have realized in recent years and turned to everyone's benefit.
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Miguel Covarrubias teaches Social Studies at Franklin High School and is a member of Educators for Excellence-Los Angeles.
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Expanding the global inventory of educators and doctors would have a massive positive effect on humanity as a whole.
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The Hill and Microsoft will convene policymakers, industry executives, and educators to discuss work readiness and computer science education.
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This raises an alarming question about the awareness and responsibility of politicians, journalists, educators, historians and people like me.
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Despite the best of efforts, there has been a persistent inability to "sync the signals" between companies and educators.
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In theory, the teams of educators and mentors in the units could help turn young minds away from jihadism.
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According to Google, educators were purchasing 1 million Chromebooks a quarter as far back as the summer of 2014.
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CalPERS is a $302 billion fund, while CalSTRS, which administers benefits for California educators, is a $188.7 billion fund.
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When Barack Obama took office in 2009, educators hoped he would return the party to its public school roots.
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When the educators from the local deaf school learned that my parents were considering cued speech, they became livid.
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In schools everywhere, educators are integrating video games into the classroom to enhance learning in ways never before possible.
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Educators often lack access to critical information that could help them understand what they are seeing in the classroom.
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While teachers bear a significant financial burden, the federal government isn't doing much to repay educators for their expenses.
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Story at a glance For years, many educators have shunned social media platforms, often banning them from school settings.
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The planned class size in Grades 6 to 12 is 38 students, which many educators would consider too big.
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Yet, when twenty `first graders and six of their educators were murdered at the Sandy Hook School on Dec.
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These "standards-based reforms" accompanied by a system of rewards and punishments for teachers and schools have educators concerned.
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Most public educators like myself might be happier without some of this intervention, especially when it comes to testing.
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