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Commentary: Maine legislators out of touch with what teachers and students need Despite a year of learning from the pandemic, Augusta has stifled education innovation in order to steamroll party orthodoxy. By John MullaneySpecial to the Press Herald Share The pandemic forced teachers from improvisational artists to innovators. It magnified the fact that students learn differently and that accommodating this reality is hard work, requiring professional discretion. A year of home schooling earn...

Credit creative commons The coronavirus pandemic has begun to reshape the classroom with many teachers forced to remotely instruct their students. As schools reopen Ted Dintersmith founder of What School Could Be sees this as an opertunity to transform and innovate in the current education system. Delmarva Public Medias Don Rush talked with him about his initiative that focuses students on projects they want to create. Listen

Credit creative commons The coronavirus pandemic has begun to reshape the classroom with many teachers forced to remotely instruct their students. As schools reopen Ted Dintersmith founder of What School Could Be sees this as an opertunity to transform and innovate in the current education system. Delmarva Public Medias Don Rush talked with him about his initiative that focuses students on projects they want to create. Listen

New "What School Could Be" Platform Launches, Providing Educators with a Vibrant Online Community for Collaboration and School Transformation Secure social network is biggest advance yet for founder Ted Dintersmith in his mission to support teacher-led innovations that elevate learning and life outcomes News provided by Share this article Share this article EARLYSVILLE, Va., April 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Education change agent Ted Dintersmith formally launched the What School Could Be platform...