American Educator, Winter 2017-2018

Vol. 41, No. 4

Where We Stand: Protecting Our Country’s Proud Immigrant Tradition

Randi Weingarten

You Are Welcome Here

Reassuring Immigrant Students and Families in Northwest Indiana

Jennifer Dubin

Fully Realizing the Civic Potential of Immigrant Youth

Rebecca M. Callahan, Kathryn M. Obenchain

The Professional Educator: Celebrating the Voices of Immigrant Students

Mary Ann Zehr

The Evidence Base for How Learning Happens

A Consensus on Social, Emotional, and Academic Development

Stephanie M. Jones, Jennifer Kahn

Moving Beyond the Failure of Test-Based Accountability

Daniel Koretz

Lessons Learned in School Reform

Of Policy, Parents, and Practice

Frederick M. Hess

The Profession Speaks

Educator Perspectives on School Reform

Brett Gardiner Murphy

Remote But Not Removed

Professional Networks That Support Rural Educators

Danette Parsley

Tools for Teachers

Creating Sanctuary for Students Fearful of Deportation

Share My Lesson

Conversations on Racism in the Classroom

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Meet the Authors

Brett Gardiner Murphy

Kathryn M. Obenchain

Danette Parsley

Randi Weingarten

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