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This Method Of Discipline In Iowan Public Schools Should Scare You

Some school districts in Iowa use seclusions rooms to deal with disobedient students, despite complaints from parents and educators.
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UVA Hip Hop Professor Grapples With The Charlottesville Tragedy Through Music

During the latest stop on the Listen To America tour, HuffPost spoke with University of Virginia hip-hop professor A.D. Carson, who looked back on the tragedy that struck Charlottesville. To hear more from Carson, head here: http://aydeethegreat.com/sleepwalking
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Hundreds Of New York Students Walk Out As Senate Confirms Betsy DeVos

She didn't go to public school. Why should they?
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Obama Administration Takes New Steps To Support Youth In Prison

“It comes down to what the president has said many times before: Simply, some people make mistakes.”
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Michigan Students Create 'Pass On The Positivity' Project To Spread Love

"It's okay to be kind to one another.”
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None of My Teachers Knew I was Homeless. They Should Have.

For many teachers, helping students means a phone call home. And since we didn’t have a home, we didn’t have help.
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Teacher Breaks Down Why Pronouncing Students' Names Correctly Matters

“I guarantee you, it’ll go along way in the classroom."
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Students, Do Yourself A Favor And Work Abroad

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InclusiveU Embraces Students With Disabilities

InclusiveU at Syracuse University wants students with intellectual and developmental disabilities to have fully inclusive access to college.
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400 Students Surprise Teacher Battling Cancer With Sweet Serenade

"It was amazing. In that moment, it felt like I was not alone.”
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