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Kids have three times too much homework, study finds; what’s the cost?

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2015

Article documents how younger students are being assigned homework at much higher than the typical daily rate.

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Dan is a social studies teacher in California. Formerly of the Peace Corps and international schools, Dan has a keen interest in creating school systems and culture that emphasize meaning and purpose.
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Reimagining public middle schools in Western Michigan.
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Listening and learning from 400+ young people & educators.

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Traci resides in New Orleans and have a PhD in Special Education. In 2019, she formed The Educational Epistolary, a consultancy focused on navigating education through a spiritual lens.

Honoring the truth: The Dishonor in Spiritual Bypassing the State of Education

December 2, 2019

Overpositivity betrays the veracity of the challenges faced in high-poverty schools. The dismissal minimizes the reasons to institute broad changes to the school system.
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I've read a lot about it being called a zero-sum game, right? This idea that we cannot both win. It's just not possible. I'm like, who said? There are all kinds of games and activities you play where you think someone has to lose, and then you realize, did you have to? The sharing of the orange. You all have seen these activities, but wow. I don't want to talk about where it came from, but I am curious. It's so ingrained in this country, and probably other countries, but I don't know.

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