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Resource Guide for Teachers
NWEF's collected resources for teachers — curriculum help, classroom tools, and support for the balancing act the job actually asks of you.
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Summit 2024 Presenters
The speakers behind NWEF's 2024 School Board Summit, including founder Melvin Adams and four decades of educational leadership experience.
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5 Ways You Can Change Your State’s Education Laws
You don't need to know your state's education code to get involved in school—but that knowledge is helpful to start impacting your state's education laws.
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What’s Going On With Curricula?
It’s no secret that “woke” language has seeped into American school curriculum. So what can you do to influence what your kids are learning?
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Is America’s Education Model Outdated? With Paul Lott
Paul Lott on the comparison between a classroom a century ago and one today, and what has and has not changed about how schools are built.
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What Does the Department of Education Do?
The U.S. Department of Education does not run your school. Here is what it actually controls — funding, civil rights, student loans, and data.
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Two Ways to Escape “One-Size-Fits-All” Instruction
Many kids are failing because of the "one-size-fits-all" approach of public school. Here are two methods that might help bring a solution.
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Virginia Governor’s Race Results Show Parents Want a Say in Education
Education was at the forefront of many parents’ minds for the gubernatorial race in Virginia on Tuesday, November 2.
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How We Got Here: The Reason for Education’s Decline
Political parties are pushing agendas into our courtrooms and classrooms. How did we get to this point, and what can we do to change it?
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Event Recap: The Bureaucratic Monopoly of Education
Almost 40% of parents in Lynchburg, Virginia, have allegedly chosen to walk away from free, public education. What is causing them to leave?
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One Controversial Way You Can Influence Local Education: With Willie Deutsch
Many taxpayers are desperate to be heard in a school system that runs on their money and claims to represent them. So, what can you do?
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Pros and Cons of Standardized Testing – Part One
Accountability and comparable data on one side, narrowed teaching and test stress on the other. A clear look at both sides of standardized testing.