Teachers Sound Off on Lucy Calkins Lawsuit | Retirement Benefits Boost | Jimmy Carter’s Legacy | And More
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Teachers Sound Off on Lucy Calkins Lawsuit | Retirement Benefits Boost | Jimmy Carter’s Legacy | And More

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Teachers have a mix of reactions to the news that parents are suing the creators of some of the most popular reading curricula. The lawsuit claims that the materials were deceptively marketed. ?

President Joe Biden is expected to soon sign a bill that would remove some restrictions on Social Security benefits for educators.?

Former President Jimmy Carter, who died late last month, had a long legacy in education, including his work establishing the U.S. Department of Education. ?

Read on for these and more of this week’s most popular stories.

  1. What Teachers Are Saying About the Lawsuit Against Lucy Calkins and Fountas and Pinnell
  2. Many Educators Across America Are on the Verge of a Retirement Benefits Boost
  3. Jimmy Carter’s Education Legacy Stretched From the School Board to the White House
  4. 5 Trump Education Priorities for a Second Term
  5. Larry Ferlazzo’s 9 Education Predictions for 2025 (Opinion)
  6. 7 Curriculum Trends That Defined 2024
  7. What Works in Social-Emotional Learning? Teachers Share Their Best Strategies (Opinion)

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Drew Hinds

Strategic technology partner helping California schools connect students and educators > Committed to Bridging the Digital Divide for Families ?? > Connecting Safety and Security?? #WhereverLearningHappens ??

1 个月

Here is evidence that our work in language learning (and discussion of phonics and whole language) is still alive and well. https://www.edweek.org/teaching-learning/video-video-why-are-parents-suing-lucy-calkins-and-fountas-pinnell/2024/12

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Mimosa Jones Tunney

Founder & President, The School House, The Little House & the American Emergent Curriculum

1 个月

The below is vital to revitalizing American education. When I talk about pedagogical science, I sometimes get responses that put it in the bucket of the below. Pedagogical science is not based on trends or selling a for-profit product. The science of how humans learn is always growing but is quite finite. Movement, hand-to-brain, pleasing and loving environment, zone of proximal development, time outside/in nature, play, personal responsibility, dignity, prepared environment.

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