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Technology in the Classroom is a huge topic today. Let’s look at what the research says and identify some Practical solutions for: 1. Should students use artificial intelligence (AI) for schoolwork? 2. Should schools restrict student cell phone use? 3. How much screen time should replace traditional learning materials? Join the debate with The Educator’s Guide to the Great Educational Debates Volume 1. Available Now on Amazon

Chapter 2: The Educator's Guide to the Great Educational Debates Vol. 3 (Leadership) 1. Should teacher effectiveness be the primary factor in hiring, evaluation, retention, and dismissal decisions, or should schools place equal value on collaboration, relationships, and contributions to school culture? 2. Should ineffective teachers receive extended coaching and opportunities for improvement, or should schools move more quickly to replace them in the best interest

The Educator's Guide to the Great Educational Debates Volume 2 (Special Education) presents the research and practical solutions for: 1. What weight should various factors carry when determining a student's Least Restrictive Environment? 2. How much support should schools be required to provide before determining that a student needs a more restrictive educational placement? 3. Can a placement truly be considered appropriate if the school lacks the resources neces

1. Should homework be graded at all? 2. Should schools place strict limits on the amount of homework students receive? 3. Should schools adopt differentiated homework expectations to address inequity? Practical Solutions provided to help staff move beyond arguments toward better student outcomes. Buy on Amazon today.

Who should have the final say in a school? The principal who knows the inner workings of the school first-hand or district leaders responsible for creating consistency across an entire system? Leadership isn't simply about having authority. It's about knowing when to use it, how to use it, and where that authority should begin and end. And that's where the debate begins. In Chapter One: Leadership Authority and Governance, from The Educator's Guide to the Great Educational De

In a general education classroom?A specialized classroom?Or somewhere in between? For decades, educators, parents, administrators, and policymakers have debated the question of inclusion versus specialized classrooms. But what does the research really tell us? And perhaps more importantly…What works best for individual students? Chapter 1 of The Educator's Guide to the Great Educational Debates, Vol. 2 — Special Education takes on two fundamental questions: Should full inclus

Grading Should grades reflect only what students know and can do academically? Should grades be used to motivate students—or simply communicate learning? And perhaps most importantly… Do traditional letter grades accurately represent student achievement? An overwhelming majority of school districts use traditional grading systems to measure student performance. Yet, when similar measures are used to evaluate school performance, educational leaders often question whether

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If a teacher wants to pursue professional excellence, no single book is enough. The strongest educators draw from five areas: 1. How students learn (cognitive science) 2. Effective instruction 3. Assessment and feedback 4. Motivation and relationships 5. School culture and leadership

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