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The importance of requiring high school students to learn a foreign language

School districts should require their high school students to learn a foreign language for the same reasons that students are now required to learn history, civics and government. The latter subjects help the students learn something of their place in the world, their country, and their community; learning a foreign language would have likewise cultural benefits as well as others not so apparent.

Secondary School Issues Metal detectors help safeguard students and faculty

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by Charles Fleyn

Schools can be a dangerous place, or rather, we can be lead to believe that. What with the rampant

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Secondary School Issues Ways that high school fails to prepare students for college

by Joseph Wardy

This perspective is written as a retired high school teacher who also taught as an Adjunct Professor for sixteen years at four

Secondary School Issues The pros and cons of being popular at school

by Tim Driver

In the school world, one can be basking in the glow of the limelight one minute, and be cast out of the social circle on their ear

Teachers & Administrators Student teachers: How to avoid burnout

by Ted Sherman

A long-time friend of mine needed a job several years ago after her husband lost his job and their three children were attending high-cost

Teachers & Administrators Teaching tips: Board games for classroom fun

by MamaSaver

Shh! Don't tell your students this, but they CAN learn while playing board games! It's a similar concept to not telling your children

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