Collaborative Teaching for Stronger School Community

Collaborative Teaching for Stronger School Community"I truly feel that if I did not have these people supporting me as a teacher, I couldn't keep moving." - Katie, on her coworkersIn school, collaboration is key. This week, we're discussing the importance of carving out time for teachers to work together to solve tough problems and share inspiration. (We'll also talk about why staff meetings don't always count as collaborative time!) From veteran teachers and those who are just starting their careers, we've gathered reflections on how collegiality bolsters student achievement, reduces turnover in the profession, and fosters strong community. We'll also bring you the latest headlines in education news from around the country: S.B. 83 looms over higher education institutions in Ohio, sex ed. faces a setback in Gwinnett County, GA, and MOOSE are on the loose in Maine. (You'll just have to listen.) Don't forget to sign up for our email newsletter, launching soon! Stay up to date on the latest education news headlines, teacher resources, professional development opportunities, and more! Visit our website for more info.Sources & Resources:Wikipedia - List of inventors killed by their own inventionVox - Men have fewer friends than ever, and it’s harming their health By Aubrey HirschThe Columbus Dispatch - Ohio Senate passes SB 83, controversial higher education bill. What would it do? by Anna StaverOhio Bill - SB 83The Ohio Legislature - Senate Bill 83Edutopia - Keeping the Door Open to Collaboration By Emelina MineroDistrict Administration - The benefits of teacher collaboration By Carla Thomas McClureNews Center Maine - Online Holocaust modules available for students for free By Hannah YechiviMaine - MOOSE History of Genocide & the Holocaust Learning Progression 

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