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7 Tips to Develop an Authentic Sense of Success in Students [MindShift]

MindShift calls out psychologist and author, Madeline Levine, in determining how to measure student academic success and achievement.

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Students Stay Organized with these 7 Mobile Apps

With the school year just beginning, it's important to start off organized! Check out these mobile apps that are here to help!

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How to Turn your Classroom into an Idea Factory [MindShift]

Author, Suzie Boss, write about the necessary changes that must be made to the idea of a traditional learning environment, for 21st century learners.

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5 Smart Habits for Educators to Develop for Back to School [MindShift]

Educators struggle to call an end to summer, just as students do. Here are 5 habits educators should develop for going back to school, brought to you by MindShift.

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Macy's Raises $4.8 Million for RIF This Year

Macy's recent fundraising campaign did more than provide customer's with a discount- it raised $4.8 million for the organization Reading is Fundamental!

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PSSA Scores Disappoint Public School Officials

Pittsburgh Public Schools superintendent, Linda Lane, feels shocked and disappointed by PSSA testing results. Read her opinions on the issue here.

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5 Quick Tips on Becomming a Connected Educator [Edutopia]

Edutopia blogger gives 5 quick tips for new educators on how to become connected educators.

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White House Pursues Gaming Research

The White House is pursuing research into the potential civic benefits of video games. USAToday offers insight into this investigation.

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EdTech Future Tense Event Recognizes Dr. Alice Wilder's Work

Pittsburgh's own Dr. Alice Wilder was mentioned in a recent article by Slate Magazine about educational technology.

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Nature Conservancy brings New Faces to Conservation

The Nature Conservancy begins a program that promotes environmental education opportunities for minority students.

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Good Health may mean Good Grades

Recent research discovers that having good health may ultimately lead to getting better grades. Huffington Post provides support for this argument.

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Unlearning How to Teach

Erica McWilliam, of Queensland University of Technology wrote a thought-provoking article on the importance of adapting to the times and changing with the students. Read more about it here.

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Google is Doing More than Providing Answers

Copeland, journalist for Write Read Web, investigates whether or not Google is beneficial or harmful to the human mind.

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Congress Remains Conflicted over Certification

Congress members are unable to come to a decision on whether or not teacher certificates are equivalent to teaching degrees. Edweek explores this dilemma and hears from both sides of the disagreement.

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Department of Education Initiates Leader Forum

Leaders flew from across the country to meet with the Department of Education last week. The meeting included a form on Education Innovation Clusters, and how to implement them successfully.

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Obama Gives Thumbs Up to STEM Education

President Obama plans to give $1 billion to elite STEM educators across the country, encouraging future educators to teach in STEM subject areas.

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