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🚨BEST OF SNO WINNER! Congratulations to editor Brynja Lockman for being selected for this honor. Read the story here: bsmknighterrant.org/2024/10/…
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Donald Trump won because he offered a majority of Americans what they wanted: anger and drama, @RadioFreeTom writes in The Atlantic Daily. But those who expect that Trump will hurt others, and not them, are likely to be unpleasantly surprised. theatlantic.com/newsletters/…
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Burnout isn't about hours worked.
In fact, there are usually much deeper causes.
Leaders should start to recognize when it's occurring,
And take steps to help.
Use this graphic to find causes of burnout in your organization.
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Schools can’t close the achievement gap between students whose parents read to them and those that don’t
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What’s happening in America today is something darker than a misinformation crisis, @cwarzel writes. It's a cultural assault on any person or institution that operates in reality. theatlantic.com/technology/a…
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On the surface, things are improving, better attendance, fewer phones, better test scores. But fundamentally we are still past the tipping point. Fewer people becoming teachers. More expectations every year, stagnant pay, and laws and policies that are not on our side
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‘No Way To Prevent This,’ Says Only Nation Where This Regularly Happens bit.ly/3XurUIl
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New York City has adopted a new literacy regimen under which many public elementary schools are, in effect, giving up the teaching of books, Xochitl Gonzalez writes. The initiative is called, ironically, NYC Reads. theatln.tc/QMyEXURB theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv…
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With summer comes the joy of sitting on the beach, the sun overhead and a book in hand. See why Ellen Cushing suggests "The English Understand Wool" as the perfect breezy read, and check out our full list of 25 recommended reads: theatln.tc/FeIm3Yft
