Articles
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Finding Joy, at School and in Life
September 15, 2022Jamie Karaffa (ME ’21) reminds us of the importance of human connection: “We truly need each other to find joy.”
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Milken Educators Work Together to Make a Difference in West Virginia
August 22, 2022West Virginia’s Milken Educators convene to tackle the state’s teacher shortage.
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Advice for New Teachers, From a 40-Year Veteran
August 11, 2022Be brave, be forgiving, be yourself: Classroom veteran Jane Fung (CA '02) shares advice for teachers beginning their careers.
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How We Learn: Tackling Global Issues in Early Childhood Classrooms
August 9, 2022Dr. Renee Richardson (NJ '08) leads pre-K and kindergarten students in a yearlong foray into problem-based learning.
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What’s In a Grade?
July 20, 2022Spurred by a desire to promote equity and reduce anxiety, Dr. Jasmine S. Lellock (MA ’05) and her colleagues at Newton South High School are looking at their grading systems with fresh eyes.
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The Milken Awards Take Over TikTok
July 13, 2022Our joyous surprise notifications delighted TikTok users around the world when we launched the Milken Educator Awards channel for the 2021-22 season.
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Reactions and Takeaways from the 2022 MEA Forum
June 14, 2022When Milken Educators gather, there's magic in the room and electricity in the air.
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Why We’re Staying in Education
February 8, 2022The pandemic may be testing teachers’ patience, but Milken Educators are in it for the long haul. Here’s why.
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Just Like MLK, Students Have Dreams for America
January 14, 2022Hailey Couch (OK '18) shares her second graders' dreams for a better world.
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Promoting Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in the Classroom
January 12, 2022Three Milken Educators offer tips to foster positive learning environments where everyone is heard and valued.