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Why Teachers Might Still Not Believe It’s Safe to Return to In-Person School

February 28, 2021 By Nancy Bailey 1 Comment

Anger about schools not reopening is directed at teachers and their unions. Sometimes it’s made to sound like they’re the problem and not Covid-19! Many public schools have opened their buildings, and teachers never quit working during the pandemic. Teachers aren’t epidemiologists, they aren’t statisticians. They want to rely on information and recommendations concerning Covid-19. […]

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: Colorado, Covid-19 and schools, Florida, Georgia, Massachusetts, New York

Are School Playgrounds Still Empty? Animals Get More Recess!

May 17, 2019 By Nancy Bailey 3 Comments

Parents in Florida and Tennessee and many other states have fought for recess. Sometimes children in elementary school get 20-minute breaks once a day if they’re lucky. Children should get several recess breaks each day! We should be looking at the benefit of school recess breaks for every grade level. Middle and high school students […]

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: American Academy of Pediatrics, American Humane Association, Georgia, recess

Georgia’s Problem with Students with Behavioral Disabilities is Everyone’s Problem

August 8, 2015 By Nancy Bailey 16 Comments

How does one teach a student who shows up at school angry, defiant and/or sullen and depressed, who might hear voices—who acts so atypical that there is worry they might lash out at other students or hurt themselves? When they throw a chair, strike another child, or teacher, or hit their head repeatedly against the […]

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: ADA, Behavioral Disabilities, Georgia, Justice Department, NCLB

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