MediaOp-eds for Impact

Op-eds for Impact

“Helping young girls visit more Barbielands than Kendoms starts at schools. At stake is not just the career advancement of teachers but the leadership landscape for all professions. A lack of women in education leadership creates deep dream gaps for future female leaders.”
— Shayla Ewing,
Senior Writing Fellow (IL)

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August 15, 2023
12:02 pm

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What ‘Barbie’ Teaches Us About School Leadership

Shayla Ewing, Senior Writing Fellow

Education Week

Illinois

•Aug. 15, 2023

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Students, schools alike benefit from cultural exchange teacher program

Lauro Esquilona III, Nevada Policy Fellowship alum and National Research Fellow

The Nevada Independent

Nevada

•Oct. 2, 2023

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The biggest threat to our students is gun violence

Sydney Chaffee & TK Nagayoshi, Massachusetts Policy Fellowship alumni

WBUR

Massachusetts

•Aug. 23, 2023

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Guest Columnist Suzanne Stillinger: Early education and care solution at hand
Suzanne Stillinger
Daily Hampshire Gazette
Massachusetts
•Oct. 13, 2023
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I celebrate the opportunity to be a queer educator
Suzanne Stillinger, Senior Writing Fellow
CommonWealth Magazine
Massachusetts
•Aug. 23, 2023
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Oh the places literacy should go. But we need to help children get there | Opinion
Hollie Woodard, Pennsylvania Policy Fellow
Pennsylvania Capital-Star
Pennsylvania
•Jun. 26, 2023
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This is the true cost of low compensation for early childhood educators | Opinion
Lyssa Horvath, Pennsylvania Policy Fellow
Pennsylvania Capital-Star
Pennsylvania
•Jun. 18, 2023
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Young Children Thrive in a Play-Based Environment
Allison Schaefer, Illinois Early Childhood Educator Policy Fellow
What's the Plus
Illinois
•Jun. 13, 2023
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OPINION | GUEST WRITER: So they can learn
Cara Maxwell, Arkansas Policy Fellowship alumna
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Arkansas
•May. 26, 2023
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To stay in the classroom, teachers need support.
Nora Sullivan, Illinois Early Childhood Educator Policy Fellow
What's the Plus
Illinois
•Apr. 21, 2023
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Reciprocity Between School and Home Life Is Key to Preparing Young Children for School
Erica Coves, Texas Policy Fellow
What's the Plus
Texas
•Jan. 19, 2023
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Why I teach despite the profession’s modest compensation
Margi Bhansali, Senior Writing Fellow
Desert Sun
Illinois
•Nov. 30, 2022
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Creating a Play-Based Learning Environment to Make Learning Accessible for All
Alli Bizon, Illinois Early Childhood Educator Policy Fellow
What's the Plus
Illinois
•Apr. 20, 2022
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Children Learn Through Play. Early Childhood Educators Need to Know How to Use Play in the Classroom
Margi Bhansali, Illinois Early Childhood Educator Senior Policy Fellow
Chicago Unheard
Illinois
•Apr. 6, 2022
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Their View: Childhood education and the death of an earthworm
Donna Reid-Kilgore, Pennsylvania Policy Fellow
Times Leader
Pennsylvania
•Apr. 6, 2022

Op-eds for Impact

“Helping young girls visit more Barbielands than Kendoms starts at schools. At stake is not just the career advancement of teachers but the leadership landscape for all professions. A lack of women in education leadership creates deep dream gaps for future female leaders.”

What ‘Barbie’ Teaches Us About School Leadership

Students, schools alike benefit from cultural exchange teacher program

The biggest threat to our students is gun violence

All Op-eds

Guest Columnist Suzanne Stillinger: Early education and care solution at hand

I celebrate the opportunity to be a queer educator

Oh the places literacy should go. But we need to help children get there | Opinion

This is the true cost of low compensation for early childhood educators | Opinion

Young Children Thrive in a Play-Based Environment

OPINION | GUEST WRITER: So they can learn

To stay in the classroom, teachers need support.

Reciprocity Between School and Home Life Is Key to Preparing Young Children for School

Why I teach despite the profession’s modest compensation

Creating a Play-Based Learning Environment to Make Learning Accessible for All

Children Learn Through Play. Early Childhood Educators Need to Know How to Use Play in the Classroom

Their View: Childhood education and the death of an earthworm