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

All Op-eds

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Why All American Teachers Should Care About Chicago
Marilyn Rhames, Chicago Teaching Policy Fellowship Alum
Education Week
Illinois
•Oct. 30, 2013
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Dad’s Happy Birthday Message Inspires Teacher to Live
Marilyn Rhames, Chicago Teaching Policy Fellowship Alum
Education Week
Illinois
•Oct. 16, 2013
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Who Wore the Pants at the 2nd Annual Bammy Awards?
Marilyn Rhames, Chicago Teaching Policy Fellowship Alum
Education Week
Illinois
•Sep. 30, 2013
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Make Full-Day Kindergarten a Requirement
Susan Volbrecht, Chicago Teaching Policy Fellowship Alum
Chicago Catalyst
Illinois
•Sep. 20, 2013
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Room for Debate: Give It Five Years
Marilyn Rhames, Chicago Teaching Policy Fellowship Alum
New York Times
Illinois
•Aug. 29, 2013
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Misconceptions of Teacher Summer Vacation
Katelyn Stukenberg, Teach Plus Network Member
Eduwonk
Illinois
•Aug. 28, 2013
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On the First Day of Class, One Question this Teacher May Avoid Asking
Gina Cavena, Chicago Teaching Policy Alum
Huffington Post
Illinois
•Aug. 27, 2013
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Back to School When Last Year Didn’t End Well
Marilyn Rhames, Chicago Teaching Policy Fellowship Alum
Education Week Teacher
Illinois
•Aug. 14, 2013
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With Dual Roles, Teachers and Students Benefit
Susan Volbrecht, Chicago Teaching Policy Fellowship Alum
Huffington Post
Illinois
•Aug. 1, 2013
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Taboo: Talking About the Education Issues We Often Avoid
Marilyn Rhames, Chicago Teaching Policy Fellowship Alum
BAM Radio Series
Illinois
•Aug. 1, 2013
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WARNING: This Blog Post May Be Too ‘Taboo’ for Wimpy Teachers
Marilyn Rhames, Chicago Teaching Policy Fellowship Alum
Education Week Teacher
Illinois
•Jul. 31, 2013
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Beauty, Brains, and Bucks: The Aunt Who Inspired Me to Believe
Marilyn Rhames, Chicago Teaching Policy Fellowship Alum
Education Week Teacher
Illinois
•Jul. 10, 2013

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

Why All American Teachers Should Care About Chicago

Dad’s Happy Birthday Message Inspires Teacher to Live

Who Wore the Pants at the 2nd Annual Bammy Awards?

Make Full-Day Kindergarten a Requirement

Room for Debate: Give It Five Years

Misconceptions of Teacher Summer Vacation

On the First Day of Class, One Question this Teacher May Avoid Asking

Back to School When Last Year Didn’t End Well

With Dual Roles, Teachers and Students Benefit

Taboo: Talking About the Education Issues We Often Avoid

WARNING: This Blog Post May Be Too ‘Taboo’ for Wimpy Teachers

Beauty, Brains, and Bucks: The Aunt Who Inspired Me to Believe