Articles
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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.
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Teaching Lessons from the Holocaust: “Never Again”
November 17, 2021Decades of dedication to educating students about the Holocaust and other genocides earn Indiana Milken Educator Sarah Powley and the Greater Lafayette Holocaust Remembrance Committee statewide recognition.
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Celebrating Kindness in the Classroom
October 13, 2021Kids have the biggest hearts! Milken Educators share some of their students’ kindest moments.
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We Must Practice Civil Discourse
October 6, 2021Talking with people who don’t share our views in polarized times isn’t easy, but Erin Jones (WA ’07) reminds us that it can bring people together.