Posted May 31, 2009 in California Educator
Crowded classrooms make learning a challenge
The district: Madera Unified School District will have to cut $15.4 million next year after already cutting $9 million last year, says Madera Unified Teachers Association...
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Posted March 22, 2013 in California Educator
Fremont educators fight back for smaller classes
Like many California educators, Bay Area math teacher Jan Frydendahl worries that student learning suffers when too many kids are crammed into classrooms. He is fed up with large class sizes and is...
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Posted April 30, 2009 in California Educator
As a classified employee, what steps should I take?
Classified employees do not have a March 15 deadline, so many of those layoff notices for next year may not have been issued yet and numbers are hard to estimate. If you are an education support...
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Posted December 18, 2012 in California Educator
Flipping the classroom
Flipping, otherwise known as backwards teaching, is a nationwide trend that encourages students to be responsible for their own learning.
Algebra class has never smelled...
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