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The American Teacher is Download American Teacher Or link to each individual page below |
| Page 1 | Where We Stand: Challenges and opportunities
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| Page 2 | • Historical society fills a 'void' for teachers • Building the Crescent City community
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| Page 3 | Speak Out: Should there be an eighth-grade algebra requirement?
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| Page 4 | Tools for Teachers: Eating across the curriculum
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| Page 5 | • Students get on the road to healthier food and lifestyles • What's for lunch?
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| Page 6 | • State Lines: LA; NJ • Teachers' Lounge: You've got (junk) mail; Getting to know you...; Don't forget the music
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| Page 7 | Class Notes: Colleges cope with rising demand for remedial courses
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| Pages 8-10 | Campaign 08: A Teachable Moment
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| Page 11 | • Weingarten urges quick action to strengthen economy • Budget blunders turn district into house of pain
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| Pages 12-15, 20 | Men who teach; Teaching isn't for every man, but the rewards can last a lifetime
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| Page 15 | AFT Voices Only one of every four public school teachers is male. What unique contributions do men make at school and in the classroom?
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| Pages 16-17 | City Lights: A place for everything
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| Page 18 | Exposing inequities in the American workplace: Interview with Steven Greenhouse
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| Page 19 | Lifetimes: The economy has some AFT retirees rethinking retirement
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| Page 21 | • 2008 Porter Scholars Winners • Classroom makeover
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| Page 22 | Your Money: It's a new reality—and it ain't pretty (This link will take you to the expanded online version)
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| Page 24 | Where To Find It: Lessons on leverage; PTA makes waves; Diversity tools; Global insights; Raising the bar; Alaska at 50; Caring E.T.C.; Braille's Journey; Classrooms get their own Cooperstown
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