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Teachers Under Fire: The Impact of Online Activism on Careers

December 20, 2025

In August 2024, Susan Lewis, a music teacher from Oregon, lost her job at Valley Catholic School. The reason? Her social media posts about the situation in Gaza. Lewis was one of many targeted by StopAntisemitism, a group that claims to have helped get over 400 people fired for their views on Israel

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Teachers in the Cloud: Benton Harbor's High-Tech Fix for Classroom Gaps

December 12, 2025

In Benton Harbor, Michigan, a unique approach is being used to tackle the teacher shortage. Instead of traditional teachers, some classrooms have virtual educators. These teachers are live-streamed into the classroom. This idea came from a suggestion by the school superintendent, Simone Griffin. She

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How Teachers' Views Shape Tech Use for Students with ASD in Saudi Schools

December 11, 2025

In Saudi Arabia, teachers play a big role in how well tech helps students with autism. Their beliefs about teaching and their comfort with tech can make a big difference. First, let's talk about what teachers think. Their beliefs about teaching can change how they use tech. If they believe tech is

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Teachers and Staff Reach Deal, Strike Ends

December 11, 2025

A deal has been struck between West Contra Costa educators and the school district, bringing an end to a nearly week-long strike. Both sides announced the agreement early Wednesday, with the union and school board still needing to give their final approval. The district expressed relief that studen

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Teachers on the Move: How Active Are They in Pokhara?

November 30, 2025

In Pokhara, Nepal, heart problems are a big worry. Many people don't move enough, and this is a major cause. So, what about the teachers? They spend a lot of time sitting in class. This study looks at how much they move and why. First, let's talk about the teachers. They are busy people. They teach

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A Teacher's Legacy: Louise Brink Géczy's Impact on Human Rights Education

November 6, 2025

Louise Brink Géczy, a respected educator from Harford County, passed away on October 27 at the age of 79. Her influence extended far beyond the classroom, touching the lives of many students and colleagues. She was known for her dedication to teaching and her commitment to human rights. Born in Ohi

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AI Tutors: A New Way to Boost Learning in California?

October 19, 2025

California's Governor, Gavin Newsom, has made two big moves recently. First, he signed a law to improve reading teaching methods. Second, he blocked a plan to stop using automation at big ports. Why does this matter? It shows he is open to new ideas that could help schools. Newsom's actions suggest

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Teachers and School District at Odds Over Contract Talks

October 18, 2025

In a recent turn of events, the Bellwood-Antis School District and the Bellwood-Antis Education Association couldn't see eye to eye on a new teachers' contract. The talks went on for nearly four hours, but no deal was made. The union said the district was late to the game and dropped a verbal offer

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Teachers Face Leave After Controversial Posts on Charlie Kirk's Death

September 12, 2025

In Massachusetts, two teachers are now on leave after their social media posts about Charlie Kirk's death sparked outrage. Kirk, a well-known conservative figure, was tragically shot while speaking at Utah Valley University. His death has sent shockwaves across the nation, and the reactions from the

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How Leaders' Pressure Impacts Teachers' Confidence

July 1, 2025

Teachers' self-confidence is crucial. It drives their growth, enhances teaching quality, and boosts school performance. However, the pressure from leaders can significantly shake this confidence. A study examined data from the China Education Panel Survey. It revealed that excessive demands from le