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July 4, 2009

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Anthony Rebora

is the assistant managing editor for teachermagazine.org.
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Survey Shows Teacher Satisfaction Climbing Over Quarter Century

Teachers’ views on their profession have become markedly more positive over the past quarter century, concludes a report by MetLife.

Report: Teachers See Progress Over Past 25 Years

Teachers’ views on their profession have become markedly more positive over the past quarter century, at least partially validating the widespread school-improvement efforts of the period, concludes a retrospective survey report released this week by MetLife, Inc.

Researchers Don't Get It

Research to date on the impact of certification from the National Board of Professional Teaching Standards has pretty much missed the point, concludes a report by 10 teachers who've earned the credential.

Making a Difference

Schoolwide Differentiation

What Second-Stage Teachers Want

Support Lacking for New Teachers

Nice Work If You Can Get It ...

Wanted: Growth Opportunties

Videos on Demand

Health-Minded Lessons for Girls

Advanced Spelling

Seasonal Studies

Understanding Global Poverty

American Studies

Thinking Globally

Understanding Immigration Reform

Earth-Shattering Lessons

First Lady Perspectives

NCLB's Counting Problems, Textual Artifacts, And Going Nuclear

Demand for Teachers Up (in Some Cases)

Very Creative Writing, Lost in Translation, and Podcasting Kids to Sleep

Poetic Response

The Boredom Factor, Political Upheaval, and Overly Inclusive Cheerleaders

When Bonuses Go Bad, Money on the Side, and The End of Letter Grades

Homework Unburdened

Salary Hikes, Free Laptops, and Steelers’ Fans Who Teach

The Homework Crunch, Problems of Language, and Poisoned Coffee

Does Parental Involvement Matter?

Tutor Me Elmo, Getting Into College, and Messing With Kids' Sleep

Districts Seek Results-Oriented Teachers

Creature Comforts

Reading Problems

Communication Problems

NCLB Tested, Chinese Speakers Needed, and Podcasting in the Classroom

Propaganda War, Scientific Doubts, and Truth in Advertising

Giving Candidates Peer Perspective

Katrina’s Kids, Post-Hurricane Job Hunting, and MMMBopping for Donations

Both Sides Now, Terminating Tenure, and a Sickening Ploy

What a $100,000 District Wants

Global Tutors, Big Brothers, and a
Sticky Job Situation

Urban Opportunities

Un-American Activities, Commuting in Comfort, and Lost Honors

A Gates-Crasher, Robot Wars, and
A Real Snow Job

Cashing in on Sports, Sugartime, and Down-Home Cooking

Boost in Loan Forgiveness Offers Potential Recruiting Tool

Rove’s Rejector, Not-So-Sweet Home Alabama, and Burning Issues in Baltimore

Principal Perspectives

Professional Development

No Child Left Behind

Charter Schools

'Becoming a Teacher in America'

The Roots of Turnover

A 'Perception Gap' on Working Conditions

Principals & Teacher Retention

Web Chat on Recruitment Highlights

Research Briefing: Can Professional Development Work?

NCLB and Veteran Teachers

Should I Stay or Should I Go Now: Teachers’ Perspectives

Is the 'Teacher Shortage' Over?

How Much Do Teachers Make?

The Retention Imperative