“Teachers are middle class people paid like working class people.”
Prof. Jonathan Collins offers key insight into why affordability drives educator support.
🔗 https://t.co/wyUyRqykAR
11/24 team update: moving Comms + planning a DDP podcast/webinar + refining MDR for classroom rollout.
What’s the biggest “culture war” issue in education right now? Reply/DM 👇
In TIME’s latest report, Professor Jonathan Collins warns moving core programs like Title I & TRIO out of the Dept. of Education will create systemic delays — and the students who rely on these resources most will be hurt first.
Link: https://t.co/97Wm8cIqXN
What makes student board member roles meaningful instead of symbolic?
McLain shares what she found while researching districts across Virginia.
Full report👇
https://t.co/r6nZcMNjLO
#StudentVoice#DemocracyInAction
Great energy at this week’s virtual lab meeting 💻✨
We welcomed our Beyond Rising interns and shared updates across the team — comms, DDP, MDR, and the school finance project.
More student-voice and equity work ahead.
#StudentVoice#EducationEquity#TeachersCollege
🧩 The Missing Piece: Student Representation in Virginia
55% of districts include student board members —
but most still have a seat, not a say.
Inclusion ≠ empowerment.
Full report ⬇️
https://t.co/r6nZcMNjLO
Shoutout to @nsbma_us for championing #StudentVoice nationwide.
Collaboration in action 💬✨ Our Making Democracy Real (MDR) team gathered for a lively revision session — refining lessons, rethinking engagement, and reimagining how we teach democracy.
What does “making democracy real” mean to you? 💭
#MakingDemocracyReal#CivicEngagement
This week’s S-BYE Lab connected Participatory Budgeting & Youth Media — exploring how students make democracy real. How do you think media literacy can strengthen civic participation among young people? #CivicLearning#EducationEquity#SBYELab#TeachersCollege
🗳 Your voice matters.
Parents & guardians — help shape school decisions.
💬 15–20 min surveys + 1 hr text chat
🎁 $25 gift card
🔗https://t.co/cBjTBbOrHw
🔑 3qu1ty
#ParentVoices#Education#Democracy
The Center for Educational Equity @TeachersCollege is now on Threads!
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From @educationweek: "Civics Is About Skills, Not Just Facts"
The Center's Michael Rebell & Jessica Wolff discuss civic learning assessments and the importance of project-based assessments and capstone projects.
https://t.co/3Rd4vCnbFc
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Michael A. Rebell, Executive Director of The Center for Educational Equity at Teachers College, Columbia University discusses in an op-ed education budget cuts and the need for a commission to consider a new Foundation Aid Formula.
Read more here: https://t.co/RCewwOhvto
Dr. Faith Rogow @InsightersEd, a media literacy scholar, discusses local efforts in New York State to help students become democracy ready through media literacy skill-building.
Watch the full discussion hosted by @MediaLiteracyEd here: https://t.co/MBwShYK8Kp