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Algebra I: A Tale of Advocacy And Expectations
I had just started the eighth grade at my new middle school in a new school district. I was excited to start Algebra I; however, my new counselor had different plans for me. She placed me in...
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Reflection On The Retirement Of My Most Remarkable Teacher
I recently discovered that one of my favorite high school teachers is retiring. While I regret that she will no longer be a wonderful influence on future generations, I recognize that as an educator...
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What The New TNReady Scores For Grades 3-8 Mean For Students
So often in my career as an educator, I have benefited from getting another perspective. Whether it was feedback about how to improve instruction from a principal or another colleague, a parent’s...
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High Expectations, Rigorous Assessment, And Closing The Honesty Gap In Tennessee
Honesty is the best policy, especially when we are talking about student achievement. In separate reports, Harvard University researchers and the nonprofit organization Achieve, have identified...
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School Reopening Plans Show Innovation And Flexibility To Give Families...
Across Tennessee, school districts are resuming classes in a wide range of formats that respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. The most responsive district plans are prioritizing learning and safety by...
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