Katherine Schulten

Editor, Learning Network, New York Times

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Editor of @NYTimesLearning since 2006, former English teacher, mother of teenage twins, novel reader, Brooklyn dweller.

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Katherine Schulten Editor, Learning Network, New York Times @KSchulten
@thereadingzone I'll be needing details. Good lord.
Katherine Schulten Editor, Learning Network, New York Times @KSchulten
@thereadingzone Whaaaa? That is amazing.
Katherine Schulten Editor, Learning Network, New York Times @KSchulten
RT @davidfolkenflik: “Honestly,” one 15 yro girl told Pew about Facebook, “I'm on it constantly but I hate it so much.” More on Pew study: …

A Pew study says that 94 percent of teens use Facebook, and hate it.

By Amanda Hess
slate.com — A new report released this week from the Pew Internet & American Life Project found that Facebook remains the leading social network among American teenagers. It's also the most reviled. While some teenagers interviewed by Pew claimed they "enjoyed using it," the majority complained of "an increasing adult presence, high-pressure...
Katherine Schulten Editor, Learning Network, New York Times @KSchulten
@annaraffNYC Was just going to write you to say it's up! Thank you so much, A, I love our tradition!
Katherine Schulten Editor, Learning Network, New York Times @KSchulten
RT @annaraffNYC: My third year in a row, illustrating for this fun/moving/inspiring poetry contest @NYTimesLearning tinyurl.com/pjgox84 …

Reflections on Our Most Popular Found Poetry Contest Yet

By Katherine Schulten
learning.blogs.nytimes.com — Back in March, we invited you to enter our Fourth Annual Found Poetry Student Contest, and 971 of you did, sending in verse that was so interesting and intricate that it's taken us more than a month to read, reread, discuss and winnow it.
Katherine Schulten Editor, Learning Network, New York Times @KSchulten
Reflections on Our Most Popular Found Poetry Contest Yet (& when we'll announce winners): learning.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/05/23/ref… #engchat

Reflections on Our Most Popular Found Poetry Contest Yet

By Katherine Schulten
learning.blogs.nytimes.com — Back in March, we invited you to enter our Fourth Annual Found Poetry Student Contest, and 971 of you did, sending in verse that was so interesting and intricate that it's taken us more than a month to read, reread, discuss and winnow it.
Katherine Schulten Editor, Learning Network, New York Times @KSchulten
@DSlotnik @tanyanyt Yes, loved it. Makes you want to be in that honors seminar, w/the luxury of forgetting half but keeping the pleasure...
Katherine Schulten Editor, Learning Network, New York Times @KSchulten
Smith Mag's 6-word challenge of the week: what's your advice for graduates? smithmag.net/advice/

Six-Word Memoirs at SMITH Magazine

smithmag.net — Six Word Memoirs from SMITH Magazine
Katherine Schulten Editor, Learning Network, New York Times @KSchulten
Thoughtful NYT Op-Ed on altering the definition of dyslexia:nytimes.com/2013/05/23/opi… #edchat

Defining My Dyslexia

nytimes.com — SAN FRANCISCO - I STARTED cataloging insults in the second grade. Notable put-downs heard outside my special-ed classroom included "dimwinky," "retardochuckles" and "the meat in the sandwich of stupid." The last of which, if you think about it, is a seriously impressive use of metaphor for a 7-year-old.
Katherine Schulten Editor, Learning Network, New York Times @KSchulten
"Coming Home": Today's Google Doodle is by a WI teenager about her dad's return from Iraq washingtonpost.com/blogs/comic-ri…
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