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Finding Common Ground: How is the Common Core Hoping to Alter Teaching Practices, Student Thinking and Tests?

A collaboration between EWA and the New Journalism on Latino Children program, this panel focuses on the large practical and pedagogical shifts that will have to occur in order to implement Common Core on a systemic basis

Finding Common Ground: Common Core in the Classroom

A collaboration between EWA and the New Journalism on Latino Children program, this panel focuses on new strategies and philosophies for teachers in the classroom

Follow the Money: What’s Hiding In Your School District’s Spending?

So you’ve managed to get your hands on all the records your school district keeps about its budget and spending

Freelancing 101: How to Thrive as an Independent Education Writer

Veteran journalist David McKay Wilson offers a primer for reporters new to freelancing and those who want to learn the ropes of this freelancing path

Teacher Evaluations: A State-by-State Overview and Lessons From Early Adopters

In advance of its 2011 State Teacher Policy Yearbook, the National Council on Teacher Quality offers a closer look into what is shaping up to be a critically important education policy trend

Do the Math: Outsmarting Statistics

No one ever entered the journalism profession to crunch numbers, but dealing with data is a crucial part of the education beat

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