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15 Ways to Help Teachers During Covid, Instead of Turning Them Into Scapegoats and Making Them Quit

January 9, 2022 By Nancy Bailey 7 Comments

Teachers are continually being made into scapegoats over a virus not under their control. Here’s a list of classroom problems from the beginning of the pandemic. Here’s a checklist on how to quit scapegoating teachers and help them instead. Suggestions from teachers, parents, and students, especially teachers currently teaching, are welcome. 1. Doctors Since the […]

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24 WRONG Reasons to Reopen Schools

July 7, 2020 By Nancy Bailey 22 Comments

The reasons for returning to school might sound good, but those reasons always bump up against the enemy, the coronavirus. Here are concerns that deserve attention, but they are the wrong reasons for schools to reopen. 1. President Trump and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos say SCHOOLS MUST OPEN IN THE FALL! Neither the President or […]

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Pictures are paramount for children learning to read. Lately, they're getting a bad rap. Here's an outline of what children learn through picture books they like.

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Did Gov. Youngkin drive away teachers to provide profits?

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Pictures are paramount for children learning to read. Lately, they're getting a bad rap. Here's an outline of what children learn through picture books they like. https://nancyebailey.com/2023/09/27/how-picture-books-help-teach-comprehension-and-phonics/

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jerseyjazzman Jersey Jazzman @jerseyjazzman ·
26 Sep

See, you give schools with lots of kids in poverty a little extra money, and soon they say they need more for healthy buildings and well-paid teachers and small class sizes and all the "extras" affluent schools get. I mean, where does it end?

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lynnsdavenport Lynn Davenport @lynnsdavenport ·
12 Feb 2021

What is it with rich dudes and their obsession with controlling teachers? @joyceforeman16 @Lori4DISD @CoalitionEquity @brett_shipp @DianeBirdwell @ed_hog @valeriestrauss @NancyEBailey1 @tultican @deutsch29blog

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