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Month: July 2014

What Higher Standards Would Have Meant for My Students

Posted on July 24, 2014 by Carolyn Pippen

After graduating from college, I spent two years teaching math at a high school in rural Mississippi. The experience was a rewarding one that invested me deeply in education, but it was also immensely frustrating, exhausting, and humbling. It wasn’t until I moved back to Nashville and began learning about policies and reforms taking place…

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Higher Standards Give Spoken Word Students Greater Power to Express Themselves

Posted on July 21, 2014 by Laura Louis

By Laura Louis and Benjamin Smith Students sit next to each other for 60 minutes a day 180 days a year, yet they don’t actually know each other. They can text each other at a rate of 50 words per minute, but they don’t know anything about their classmates that isn’t posted somewhere. They are…

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Amplifying the Student-focused Voice of Teachers

Posted on July 10, 2014 by Jamie Woodson

Dear Friends, The most important in-school factor in raising student achievement is great teaching. Over the years, I have seen that a great teacher also brings a solid and trusted voice to the discussion about improving student achievement. SCORE is committed to empowering teachers to have a greater impact on key state-level education policy issues….

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Tennessee Educator Fellowship: Lifting the Voice of Teachers

Posted on July 9, 2014 by Cicely Woodard

I will never forget the feeling as I walked off the stage toward my seat.  A lovely lady behind me reminded me to take a deep breath after I had given, for the first time ever, a 30-minute keynote speech in front of over a thousand educators.  They were all standing on their feet offering…

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SCORE Launches Tennessee Educator Fellowship

Posted on July 8, 2014 by SCORE

The State Collaborative on Reforming Education (SCORE) today announced it is launching the Tennessee Educator Fellowship, a program that will provide Tennessee teachers an opportunity to have a greater impact on key state-level education policy issues. The Tennessee Educator Fellows will be led by Tennessee teacher Cicely Woodard. “Tennessee is the fastest-improving state in the…

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