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For more than two decades, Leon Smith, 46, has been a fixture at Haverford High School — teaching U.S. history and African American studies, coaching […]
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There was a moment in 2020, in the midst of COVID — that dark year when so many schools were closed and so many parents […]
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School today is about much more than the three R’s. Modern students get to study everything from app development to underwater robotics to slam poetry. […]
Some four years since the onset of of the COVID pandemic, Philadelphia-area schools remain busy addressing the learning loss that followed from lockdowns and virtual […]
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University-based instructors make the case for AI’s potential to level the educational playing field. Meanwhile, one Temple journalist argues that generative AI could defeat the […]
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We spend a lot of time talking about poverty in Philadelphia, as we should. For decades we’ve held the unfortunate title of being the poorest […]
When I was a kid, I didn’t plan on becoming a teacher. In fact, teaching wasn’t considered an option. My plan was to become an […]
Like many educators, I spent a portion of my summer break teaching students. In July, I was working with high-schoolers on crafting their personal statements […]