NYT - Education

How the University of North Carolina Tried to Avoid Trump’s Wrath

The University of North Carolina’s chancellor tried to protect the school from the Trump administration. Work on cancer, suicide, AIDS and coronaviruses was hit anyway.

Young Cinephiles

We look at why Gen Z has been hitting the movie theater.

Ground Stop Scrambles Travel Plans for Sports Teams Across the Country

Some professional and college sports teams were stuck on runways, or opting to pile into buses, ahead of games this weekend that are now uncertain.

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School / Work Affiliation: Bank Street College of Education

About Me: I consider myself a new teacher, but I've been involved in the field of education since 2003 when I graduated college. Prior to my teacher preparation, I worked as a research assistant for a research organization in the education and human development division. Although it was a rich experience, I feel that teaching is the most direct and immediate route to impact the lives of children. I accepted my first teaching position at a progressive charter school in Newark, NJ. I was raised in NJ outside Newark, so I feel particularly vested in revitalizing the community. I'm interested in: elementary education, special education, social studies and community studies, progressive education, urban revitalization, teacher professionalism, and integration of technology in schools.