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Does what we pay teachers matter? A 🧵. Teachers once took home salaries in line with workers in similar professions. Through the 80s and into the 90s, they paid a small penalty for choosing to teach; in 1993 the average salary of teachers was about 5% lower than that of others with college degrees.
“He believes school districts shouldn’t use AI until it can pass a two-question test: Is it good? And is it the best way to accomplish the stated goal? Molnar said he doesn’t know of any AI for education that has proved it checks these boxes, and therefore it shouldn’t be embraced by schools.”
An education expert says schools fail to ask essential questions about AI for children: Does it work? And is it better than other alternatives?
"Do we have to go to recess?" It's quite a thing when you have students this invested early in the school year—and Adrian Neibauer came on the podcast to share not only the "what" behind this classroom community early in the year, but also his "why" #EduSkypodcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/f...
After a great conversation at the beginning of summer about what the 5th grade classroom is like, Adrian Neibauer was generous enough to return to the podcast t
This conversation with Cult of Pedagogy is probably the best overview of my favorite system! www.cultofpedagogy.com/learning-sto...
Reflection too often gets shoved aside over the school year. This system will immerse it into your classroom routine so it gets the attention it deserves.
We've got such a cool lineup of podcast conversations lined up through November! Search & subscribe to "Human Restoration Project" on any podcast app, and consider leaving us a review to help us reach more listeners.👂#EduSky
What is common knowledge in your field, but shocks outsiders? There are lots of psychologists who are experts in adolescent development, media psychology, and/or teen mental health. None of them are named Jonathan Haidt.
Going into Year 13 of teaching, I tried to capture in writing the mindset that I'm trying to hold while still also being just as stubborn about a sense of optimism—and that resulted in this: thebrokencopier.substack.com/p/the-walls-...
A somewhat different mindset I'm holding for new school year ahead