Common Core is Censorship

I am an Anthropologist/Archaeologist by trade and education. It wasn't until college that I was made aware of the crimes our government committed against the Marsalese people, and it was later still that I learned of the existence of a long abandoned Japanese American internment camp sitting long forgotten in southern Idaho- mere miles from my first professional survey. I made it a point to educate my nephew when he was looking for a topic to write about in his American History class. His mormon teacher had the audacity to send him home with a low grade claiming his use of ethnographic resources to be unsubstantial and inappropriate in the eyes of the district.

They picked a fight with the wrong kid. I'm fully prepared to go full Karen on this situation

Submitted April 03, 2022 at 05:14PM by Cultural-Mechanic849 https://ift.tt/ht5esuP

Any Guidance Counselors in here for elementary school that doesn’t mind answering a few questions?

1. How are the ELLs in your school affected by issues such as bullying and racism?
2. How do you address the issue of tolerance in the school community?
3. How do you communicate with the families of the ELLs in your school?
4. How do you implement RTI Tier II and III interventions with ELLs who are struggling in the school community?

Would really appreciate it for a project of mine. Thank you!

Submitted April 03, 2022 at 11:01AM by hispasia https://ift.tt/gBezR7I

Changing school start times is not to help students...

It is to make truancy numbers drop. This year, at my urban High School, we are experiencing an agregious amount of absences. There are students that have missed 1/3 or more of the school year. Instead of working on the root causes of truancy, administrators want to work school around students. I believe this is yet another way to not hold students and families accountable. After all, didn't low income families complain about how far behind their kids were during remote learning? So, why would parents continue to allow students to "skip" school during in person learning? Again. Bad, lazy, apathetic Parenting and/or other family drama are, in my opinion, the root causes of most truancy issues. Changing school start times won't fix dysfunctional homes.

Submitted April 02, 2022 at 04:04PM by urbanteacherdiary https://ift.tt/IkoWRuA

Early Years Education research

Hi!

I’m a psychology student with an interested in educational psychology and I’m currently needing Early Years Educators (up to age 5) to take part in my study.

It’s a very brief questionnaire. Takes only 5 minutes, everything is anonymous, and I would REALLY appreciate the help. Thank you

Submitted April 02, 2022 at 12:49PM by razzadazza777 https://ift.tt/ukAoZ9m

If I have a Associate of Criminal Justice what should I major in for my Bachelor degree?

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Submitted April 02, 2022 at 11:19AM by Similar-Change-631 https://ift.tt/9cXI8os

Seeking Folks with Experiences Teaching or Learning in International Settings to Conduct Email Interviews

Hello! I am seeking folks who have had educational experiences outside of the United States to conduct email-based interviews. I am a graduate student studying education and I am writing a paper on the experiences of folks in non-US educational settings.

Interviewees need to have at least 2 years of experience as a learner, or 1 year as a teacher, in an educational setting outside of the United States. I need the interviewee to have completed secondary school or the highest level of schooling required by the country you were educated in. Experiences in learning can be in post-secondary, secondary, primary, or non-traditional schools. Experiences in teaching can be TEFL or international schools, but not teaching on U.S. military bases in other countries.

The paper produced will be a non-public document and you will not have to disclose your identity in any way. There will be 15 questions. This will take about 20-30 minutes to complete.

Fill out this form if you are interested in being interviewed. Further instructions are in the linked Google Form.

Thank you!

Submitted April 02, 2022 at 09:53AM by capscorns https://ift.tt/NnplA6t

Teacher salary does play a role in the quality of teaching received.

My colleagues, especially new ones, work double duty. Second jobs outside of school or special contracts inside the school district. Teachers, in order to make a better income, must obtain higher degrees. With higher degrees often comes more debt (districts may not cover full tuition). It only makes sense, teachers who cannot "just teach"....are likely to do the bare minimum in the classroom.

Submitted April 02, 2022 at 04:25AM by urbanteacherdiary https://ift.tt/6MoYFG9