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Primary teacher filmed sex abuse

A North Somerset primary school teacher filmed himself sexually abusing young girls in his classroom, a court hears.

 

U.S. Urged to Raise Teachers’ Status

An international education study says the United States must improve the way it recruits, trains and pays teachers.

 

Porn actress-turned-teacher placed on leave in Mo.

Porn actress-turned-teacher placed on leave in Mo.

A suburban St. Louis high school teacher who appeared in a series of adult films in the mid-1990s has been placed on leave after informing administrators ...

 

Colorado's Anti-Bullying Bill Up For Hearing This Week

The Colorado House of Representatives is scheduled to review a bill this week that would amend the state's anti-bullying laws to require dress codes that "encourage school pride and unity," and mandate that teachers receive regular lessons in how to deal with bullying. The legislation would also create a cash fund aimed at the problem of bullying and suicides in schools.

 

R.I. City Issues Pink Slips to All Teachers

R.I. City Issues Pink Slips to All Teachers

The financially troubled city of Providence on Tuesday issued layoff notices to all its nearly 2,000 teachers because city officials say they must make an unknown number of cuts in the budget, and they want "maximum flexibility."

 

Teacher accused of choking first-graders

A first-grade teacher at a Silver Spring elementary school was charged with several counts of assault Tuesday, when authorities accused her of choking and, in some cases, punching half the 16 students in her class.

 

Officials: Teacher watched kids' sex acts

A California elementary school teacher has been suspended indefinitely after school officials said a pair of second-graders performed sex acts in class with the teacher present, San Francisco media reported Friday.

 

Hurdles Emerge in Rising Effort to Rate Teachers

Once an internal measure that principals could choose to heed or ignore, the city’s teacher ranking system has been thrust into the spotlight, bringing its relevance into question.

 

Illinois Lawmakers Consider Plan To Limit Tenure, Strike Rights For Teachers

In Government and Policy This is not a time of holiday cheer for teachers' unions in Chicago and throughout Illinois. A hastily formed committee of the Illinois House of Representatives will hold hearings in Aurora this week with an agenda threatening to erode tenure and other job protections enjoyed by educators, and even to curtail dramatically the unions' right to call a strike.

 

Gates Foundation releases preliminary findings from teacher effectiveness study

Adults may be a little surprised by some of the preliminary findings of new research on what makes a great teacher. How do you find the most effective teachers? Ask your kids.

 

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