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Katie Martin’s Journalist Portfolio

REVIEW/PREVIEW: AN EXPERIMENTAL CLASSIC

REVIEW/PREVIEW: AN EXPERIMENTAL CLASSIC

It's a rare experimental music concert where promoters have to bring out extra chairs and it is standing-room…

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What to expect when you're expecting (at Yale)

What to expect when you're expecting (at Yale)

Planned Parenthood New Haven is a low brick building on Whitney Avenue and Edwards Street, just north of Scie…

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Rethinking SAMR in the Age of AI: Why the Model Needs a Second Axis

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By Vriti Saraf, Nate McClennen, Katie Martin Verified
| Getting Smart Verified
When the SAMR model was introduced by Ruben Puentedura in the early 2000s, it quickly became one of the most widely used frameworks for talking about technology integration in schools. Its four categories -Substitution, Augmentation, Modification, Redefinition – gave educators simple language to describe how technology changes learning tasks. At its best, SAMR made something abstract feel concrete.
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Pennsylvania touts ‘media literacy’ for kids while pushing left-wing sources — United States Parents Involved in Education

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By Katie Martin Verified
| uspie.org
The state of Pennsylvania is pushing “media literacy toolkits” in K-12 schools that guide children toward news sources with a pronounced leftist bias. NPR, the BBC, the Guardian, Reuters, Al-Jazeera, The Hill, Vox and AP are listed in the state Department of Education’s toolkit as “trusted,” even though they “relentlessly run cover for Democrats and left-wing causes and smear conservatives at all costs,” The Federalist reported. The kit lists only one “conservative lean” site, The Dispatch.
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Philadelphians With Children Express Concerns About Challenges Facing the City

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By Katie Martin Verified
| pew.org
A quarter of Philadelphia’s households include someone under the age of 18, according to the U.S. Census. The views of Philadelphians with children in the home and those without children align on many issues facing the city, but they show notable divergences in key areas, particularly personal finances and public safety, according to the latest Philadelphia survey by The Pew Trusts.
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