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Shame Is a Natural Part of Teaching. Does Your School Make Space for It?

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By Ashley Lusk
| Education Week Verified
As we move deeper into another school year focused on instructional strategies, student engagement, and classroom management, I invite school leaders to consider a less likely participant in your school year prep: shame. Shame, while rarely discussed, shapes countless decisions teachers make in classrooms every day. In my work with novice teachers, we engage deeply with theories of classroom management and how to embed best practice within their classrooms.
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Shame Is a Natural Part of Teaching. Does Your School Make Space for It? (Opinion)

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By Ashley Lusk
| Flipboard
8 hours ago These innovations serve college-bound students, teachers, and kids who are just beginning to learn to read. Much of the discussion around AI and young people has focused on what career opportunities may exist in the future. But the technology is already changing education. These honorees have …
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The Future of Podcasting: Our Predictions for 2021

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By Ashley Lusk, Jenna Spinelle, Lory Martinez
| The Bello Collective
It can only go up from here, right? Dear Bellos, Last year looked nothing like we had imagined, and with so much still out of our control, it is a little comforting to know we still get to choose what appears in our podcast feeds. In this issue, we share our predictions for the year ahead, including all the ways we would like to see our industry change. We think you’ll agree that many of these changes — ones that prioritize diversity, accessibility, and safety — are long overdue.
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