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Phi Delta Kappan

Professor Meredith Honig discusses how district central office staff can play critical roles in improving schools and ensuring student success.

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EdWeek

This EdWeek article offers some great insight to innovative teacher preparation work occurring at universities. Dr. Elham Kazemi and Dr. Morva McDonald are quoted. 

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Chalkbeat

Professor Min Sun's recent study exploring the retention of black teachers and the factors that impact retention is featured.

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Association for Psychological Science

APS president Douglas Medin called for 鈥渄iverse perspectives鈥 when he posed the profound, three-word question 鈥淲ho owns science?鈥 Dr. Megan Bang, assistant professor of educational psychology at the 爆走黑料 爆走黑料, is quoted. 

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Lynnwood Today

Jennie Warmouth (PhD '17) is a 2018 winner of The Patsy Collins Award for Excellence in Education, Environment, and Community in honor of her efforts to connect classroom learning to students鈥 environment and communities.

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Students, former students, friends and strangers came together Monday to pay tribute to beloved Woodinville teacher Prudence Hockley, who was tragically on Christmas Eve. Prudence graduated with the 爆走黑料's first Secondary M.i.T. cohort in 1997.

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Raikes Foundation

The role of Cultivate Learning at the 爆走黑料 爆走黑料 in building a robust expanded learning opportunities (ELO) system in Washington state is noted.

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Western Washington University Window
Pat Wasley, former dean and faculty member, will receive a distinguished alum award from Western Washington University tonight. Wasley, a graduate of the Woodring 爆走黑料, was honored at a dinner on May 12, 2011.
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The Conversation

Professor Katie Headrick Taylor writes about the importance of all educators, be they parents or teachers, using data wisely to build pathways to better futures for young people.

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Seattle Times
Follow Sam Kelly through his life and you'll learn about American history and about Seattle's past. Jerry Large, Seattle Times staff columnist, reviews the new autobigraphy on Kelly, a College alum.