Teacher Tag Team!
Cohort 3 member Natalie Elliot recently ‘’sat down” virtually with two Edco teachers, Chris Martin and Kevin Hritz. Chris teaches 5th grade Literacy at Meigs Magnet and Kevin teaches 8th […]
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Mindfulness: Quieting Minds, Hearts, and Bodies of Elementary Students (and My Own!)
As we gear up for the start of school after a year of unknowns and incredible losses, our mental health and the mental health of our students is more important
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Teachers Are Amazing
By Greg O\’Loughlin, High School Teacher and Director of The Educators\’ Cooperative Never before has the entire education system shut down statewide on short notice. Shorter still was evidence of
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Black Lives Matter – A Message from The Educators\’ Cooperative
The courage demonstrated by our Black brothers and sisters bringing their grief and trauma to bear for justice and for a more equitable society is a violent burden that they
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EdCo Teacher Spotlight: Alecia Ford, and how teaching is better than cake.
Learn about Alecia Ford\’s journey from the science lab to the science classroom in the latest EdCo Teacher Spotlight.
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Unpacking a Standard
This month\’s update from the CoOp Corner is chock-full of ideas you can use in your next team planning meeting or on your own reflecting on how to dig more deeply into the standards.
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Lunch and Learn
This month\’s update from the CoOp Corner features a reflection from Claire Delcourt, an Instructional Coach at LEAD Brick Church Middle. She shares how she uses her time in the
EdCo Teacher Spotlight: Everyone is a Student
If you want to learn to be a more collaborative teacher and are motivated by others then EdCo will move you in the right direction!
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With a Little Help From My (Critical) Friends
My students will never know that a small group of educators all around Nashville made me a better teacher which in turn has helped them own their learning better.
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Doing The Work
Sometime at the end of last school year my Head of High School suggested that I organize a session for the National Association for Independent School’s People of Color Conference.