Author: Representative John Waldron, District 77

Dads View Jan 2022

Smudgey’s Law:

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The Next Big Fight:

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The Learning Loss Myth

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Support Your Local Teacher

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The Myth of the Failing Teacher

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Flipping the Script: Changing the Narrative About Teaching

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The Myth of the Failing School

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The School Choice Debate

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Where are the Teachers? Keeping Career Teachers and Cultivating New Ones

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Safe Schools, Smart Schools:

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A Dad’s View: Lucy and Ethel in Middle School

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The Lamppost: Should Students Continue State Testing During a Pandemic?

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A View from the Capitol: Lost Play

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Opening Schools: What Teachers Don’t Know

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State Testing: To Waive or Not to Waive?

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