: May 2009
COVER STORY
Your Pictures
A Year in the Life of an Educator
We asked you to send us your photos from the school year-and did you ever! From the classroom to the football field, the science lab and the playground, your eyes captured the scenes that touch our hearts and minds.
| Publications Feedback Form Share a story idea, send a letter to the editor, change your address, or offer feedback on our articles. |
| Talk Back Letters to the editor. |
| Editor's Note - A Day in the Life |
| Up Front Education news and trends. |
| Spy Games Who's watching you? Not just your students, it turns out. Take a closer look at that black box hanging from your classroom ceiling. |
| Going Public The silver lining in the economic downturn may be the growing number of families turning from private to public schools. |
| Union Busting - Walking the Line It sounds like something out of The Sopranos -- the intimidator who comes to your workplace and throws his weight around. |
| Try This - Get Them to Try Something New You don't have to get your kids excited about every new concept -- but you do have to get them interested. Check out the tricks your colleagues use. |
| President's Viewpoint - Dennis on the Go |
| State Report Saving cafeteria jobs, the Free Choice Act targeted, plus our report card. |
| In Your Words - What was your most embarrassing classroom moment? There are some red faces out there in our schools! |
| Q&A With Education Secretary Arne Duncan What's the new Secretary of Education saying about you? |
| ESP - Curing Sick Building Syndrome Spring cleaning! It's serious stuff for healthy schools. |
| Rights Watch Did the principal really ask that girl to disrobe over an aspirin?! |
| The Guide to Parent Teachers When your job as teacher makes you a better parent, too. |
| In Person A computer support specialist and roller coaster connoisseur; and an elementary school teacher/bat rehabilitator. |
| Last Bell - Pride and Regret Reaching one student, but not another. |
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07/01/09 - Fan of NEA
Great article
Great article
06/17/09 - Pat
I support Douglas Ward's position that all students who learn another language enhance their understanding and acceptance of those with other cultures.
I support Douglas Ward's position that all students who learn another language enhance their understanding and acceptance of those with other cultures.
05/29/09 - lee lyon
unsubscribe me to your publications
unsubscribe me to your publications
05/27/09 - Keith
I agree that being bilingual should not be a requirement. I do feel though it is important for individuals to keep there heritage strong and learn a language if it is what they want to learn. We have enough to teach them already without adding more to the busy students day.
I agree that being bilingual should not be a requirement. I do feel though it is important for individuals to keep there heritage strong and learn a language if it is what they want to learn. We have enough to teach them already without adding more to the busy students day.
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