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How to Write a Great Impact Letter (Even When Schools are Closed)

Stephen Burke97Views 0Likes 0CommentsApril 28, 2020

When projects are funded, resources delivered, and learning underway, teachers share with donors how funded resources were put to use. Those impact letters, photos, and handwritten student thank-you notes do more than bring a smile to the faces of the millions of donors in our community: They provide transparency, letting them know that their gift…

Project Ideas to Help Students Learn from Home

Hala Hassan110Views 0Likes 0CommentsApril 23, 2020

While schools are closed, distance learning looks different for each teacher and student away from the classroom. Teachers, as you adjust to teaching from home, you’ve probably gotten a better idea of what you need to build lessons and teach, and what resources your students have (and lack) at home. We’re here to help! Our…

This Teacher’s Approach to Making the Most Out of Schools Closing

Jessica Reed161Views 0Likes 0CommentsApril 23, 2020

Ms. Petrella excitedly sharing supplies she ordered for her students. Ms. Petrella is a high school special-education teacher. She moved to Phoenix after joining Teach for America, and from that moment on, her school has been her community. With the school building closed due to coronavirus, holding onto that community is more important than ever.…

5 Things You Need to Know About America’s Public School Teachers

The 99papers Team55Views 0Likes 0CommentsApril 7, 2020

It’s a truth universally acknowledged that every teacher is different. But whether an educator is soft-spoken or boisterous, a subject-area expert or a classroom management wizard, acerbically kind or kindly acerbic, they all share a few things in common. Below are five things you need to know about the heroic educators that guide their students…