Teaching while wearing a mask is like swimming in a raincoat. Oh, and also while wearing a pair of galoshes and strapping a twenty pound dumbbell to your neck.
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Film Q&A: ‘Miss Virginia’ and the Real Miss Virginia
'Miss Virginia' tells the story of community activist Virginia Walden Ford and her fight to mobilize citizens of Washington, DC, to achieve better, safer schools.
Read More »Remote Learning – The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
After the first week of remote learning for the spring 2021 semester, I have mixed feelings about the situation.
Read More »Coronavirus – Saying Goodbye to School
This week we had to say an official “Goodbye” to the school building for the 2019-2020 school year.
Read More »Coronavirus – Can Schools Ever Be the Same?
One aspect of the shutdowns has been particularly difficult – the closing of all schools.
Read More »Coronavirus – The Walking Dread
The coronavirus has impacted millions of people all over the world. With businesses, retail, and schools shut down, people are staying home to stay safe
Read More »Labor Day – Teachers’ Work Is a Labor of Love
Teachers – from nursery school up through higher education – hold one of the most important jobs in our nation.
Read More »FEEcon 2019: So, What’s this Writing Thing About?
Four different perspectives on what it means, and what it takes, to be a writer were provided at the FEEcon Writers Panel presented by the Foundation for Economic Education.
Read More »FEEcon 2019: How Does Paris Get Fed?
If you had to feed a major city like Paris, where would you start? Find out how to keep people from starving.
Read More »FEEcon 2019: John Stossel’s Journey from Twenty-Twenty to 2019
Stossel became well known as a consumer advocate on ABC, spending 29 years exposing corrupt businesses, winning 19 Emmy awards along the way.
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