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Education Institute of Hawaii

@EdInstituteHI

EIH is an education think tank and catalyst for public school transformation whose purpose is to improve and advocate for public education in Hawaii. #EIHawaii

Joined February 2017
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The time is past due to endow school-level staff with the power to finally be allowed to make all critical decisions benefiting their students. #EIHawaii Read more in our column that appeared in today's issue of the @StarAdvertiser

EdInstituteHI's tweet image. The time is past due to endow school-level staff with the power to finally be allowed to make all critical decisions benefiting their students. #EIHawaii
 
Read more in our column that appeared in today's issue of the @StarAdvertiser

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Teachers do enormously important, difficult work. They need to be respected. We need to attract young people in college to go into the profession. Yes, it is time to raise the salaries of America's teachers.

Boosting 'Pathetically Low' Teacher Pay Is Top of Mind for Bernie Sanders edwk.it/3wL6KYo

educationweek's tweet image. Boosting 'Pathetically Low' Teacher Pay Is Top of Mind for Bernie Sanders edwk.it/3wL6KYo


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Sadly, this is all too common. The amount teachers are paid in this country is truly shameful.


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Hayashi, who has been interim superintendent since Aug. 1, was selected after a tense daylong meeting that was punctuated by protests. civilbeat.org/2022/05/boe-ch… @CassieOrdonio #HInews


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We are super stoked to see this headline/story. Congrats to @TeachB4Beach Wrayna Fairchild at @HawaiiCharters Voyager PCS for his awesome award! Find my #whatschoolcouldbe episode with her at: mltsinhawaii.com/index.php/podc…. (Congrats to Crystal, too!)

WSCBPodcast's tweet image. We are super stoked to see this headline/story. Congrats to @TeachB4Beach Wrayna Fairchild at @HawaiiCharters Voyager PCS for his awesome award! Find my #whatschoolcouldbe episode with her at: mltsinhawaii.com/index.php/podc…. (Congrats to Crystal, too!)

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This is an outstanding book that explains what self-determined (& not merely self-organized) learning truly is, & why we need it. @RoutledgeEd @YongZhaoEd

Excited to have my new book with Bill McDiarmid Learning for Uncertainty published (series editors @HargreavesBC & Pak Tee Ng) shorturl.at/wEJN7

YongZhaoEd's tweet image. Excited to have my new book with Bill McDiarmid Learning for Uncertainty published (series editors @HargreavesBC & Pak Tee Ng) shorturl.at/wEJN7


"And every profession ultimately relies on teachers, since you need to learn skills for whatever job you end up doing, and schools are where you learn how to learn." civilbeat.org/2022/01/eric-s…


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⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️ ⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️ ⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️ ⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️ Not wordle, just a zoom class.


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Sending the national guard and police to "teach" in our schools feels like an accidental admission that we have way too many soldiers and cops, and not enough teachers.


‘A chief data officer, a favorable committee report explained, “will help to standardize the sharing of data among agencies, increase government transparency, and promote data-driven government policies.”’ civilbeat.org/2022/01/why-ha…


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Learning against all odds - As the #UK announces a 60% cut in its aid to #Yemen, meet Ahmed - the 9 year old, blind from birth, who takes the class when a teacher doesn't show. Our report from #Taiz. Huge thanks to the team @Goktay @clear_red @AhmedBaider1 @SuaadS @wburema



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There are currently 400 unfilled substitute teacher requests. khon2.com/coronavirus/ha…


Education Institute of Hawaii Reposted

Do you remember where you learned how to ask for help? From @edutopia, here are 7 educator-sourced strategies designed to normalize seeking help in middle and high school, making it a natural, easy choice for students. edut.to/3FhNHYb


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Member David Negaard had $20K of his student debt forgiven, thanks to the U.S. Department of Education overhauling its Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program (PSLF) to make more borrowers eligible for debt forgiveness. Learn more about debt forgiveness: bit.ly/31SXhm9

HSTAvoice's tweet image. Member David Negaard had $20K of his student debt forgiven, thanks to the U.S. Department of Education overhauling its Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program (PSLF) to make more borrowers eligible for debt forgiveness. Learn more about debt forgiveness: bit.ly/31SXhm9

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U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona Thursday urged school systems to use pandemic relief funds to boost public school teachers’ base pay beyond one-time bonuses to help recruit and retain educators.⁣ Learn more: bit.ly/3GRg4wY

HSTAvoice's tweet image. U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona Thursday urged school systems to use pandemic relief funds to boost public school teachers’ base pay beyond one-time bonuses to help recruit and retain educators.⁣ Learn more: bit.ly/3GRg4wY

Education Institute of Hawaii Reposted

Teacher sabbatical leave applications are now being accepted for the school year 2022–23 for educators with at least 7 years of consecutive service. Teachers may apply for one semester (at full pay) or for the entire school year (at half pay). Learn more: bit.ly/3nrDn9E

HSTAvoice's tweet image. Teacher sabbatical leave applications are now being accepted for the school year 2022–23 for educators with at least 7 years of consecutive service. Teachers may apply for one semester (at full pay) or for the entire school year (at half pay). Learn more: bit.ly/3nrDn9E

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