@EdWeekMMolnar

Associate Editor, EdWeek Market Brief

blogs.edweek.org/edweek/marketplacek12/
Joined July 2013
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You're welcome. Candice left a legacy in #elearning at a time when it's gained so much momentum. She helped pave the way for these remote learning days.
SETDA@SETDA25 Jul 2020
Thank you @EdWeekMMolnar from @EdMarketBrief for sharing the impact of @candicedodson on the #edtech world. @keithkrueger @cafox #setda
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Great read for a mid-afternoon #coffeebreak ...#TinyTeachingStories
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Warning from a superintendent: Don't do this, #edtech vendors.
Dr. Susan Enfield@SuptEnfield6 May 2020
Note to any vendors or solution providers unfamiliar with my district—and whom I’ve never met—still sending me emails: addressing me as Susy only makes me hit the delete button faster.
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Do you know a worthy community nonprofit that could benefit from a grant like this, as they try to help students now?
EdWeek Market Brief@EdMarketBrief18 Mar 2020
Grants between $10,000 and $50,000 will be awarded to groups working with students receiving free or reduced-price meals, from a new charity launched by the CEO of @CurriculumAssoc and his wife. The deadline to apply is March 20; learn more here: marketbrief.edweek.org/marke…
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Join our @EdMarketBrief webinar on 2/13 to learn how states decide what to put on their approved lists for instructional materials. Presenters will be: @cafox from @SETDA and Andre DeLeon from the Nevada Dept of Ed. Learn more here: bit.ly/31CgT9e
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Need some #humpday inspiration? THIS is IT. A #teacher saves a student's life--but doesn't know it until he receives this note. #TinyTeachingStories bit.ly/373rE5W
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Unintended consequences
Alyson Klein@AlysonRKlein30 Jan 2020
Teachers who have tried flexible seating have a range of experiences. @MichaelJDunlea created a "fun environment. Kayse Morris had a student fall through her coffee table. edweek.org/ew/articles/2020/…

Flexible Seating: Collaboration Catalyst or Classroom Disaster?

New classroom arrangements are all the rage in K-12. But experts and educators caution there is more to it than just moving desks around.

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President Trump has become his own kind of classroom controversy. How are civics educators navigating the murky political waters of teaching about the impeachment inquiry? @Stephen_Sawchuk of @EducationWeek joins the #EWARadio podcast. ow.ly/pyyV30qc2Jv
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Why you should carefully examine polls showing that people care a lot about education as an issue in the 2020 presidential election: blogs.edweek.org/edweek/camp…
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Intriguing.
Kevin Bushweller@kbushweller16 Jan 2020
What I learned talking to researchers and educators about the promise and perils of using AI-driven robots to teach children. #K12BigIdeas #ArtificialIntelligence edweek.org/ew/articles/2020/…
Going to #Bett2020? Join @EdMarketBrief for a Jan. 23 breakfast featuring our intel about the U.S. K-12 market. And hear from 3 execs who have broken into it. Register here: lnkd.in/dVt9hsi
If despite ALL my entreaties you refuse to read news that isn't in list form, you'll be happy to know that I've caved. Here's 18 months of reporting on civics ed., distilled into a 10-point list! *shudder* blogs.edweek.org/teachers/te…

10 Core Insights on Civics Education, and How to Improve it

Education Week has been reporting on civics education for 18 months. Now, we distill our core insights for you.

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Increased #schoolfunding is one of her key proposals.
Andrew Ujifusa@AndrewUjifusa21 Oct 2019
Here are the key elements of Elizabeth Warren's just-released K-12 education plan: blogs.edweek.org/edweek/camp… via @educationweek
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Need a Friday p.m. pick-me-up? Try short, inspiring pieces submitted by K-12 #teachers in our new #TinyTeachingStories feature. bit.ly/2MV8tTA
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Happy Friday, whether you're counting your millions - or not!
Dr. Jimmy Yam
@JimmyJoeYam18 Oct 2019
A Harvard survey of 4,000 millionaires found that millionaires with $1 million were about as happy as millionaires with $8 million. Millionaire or not, more money does not automatically equal more happiness. Don't forget to enjoy the results of your hard work. #FridayThoughts
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Replying to @KavithaCardoza @adeleon1
I did too. Such a powerful story, @KavithaCardoza Thank you for telling a national audience about hope for these children who have already endured so much.
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Are you a top-level player in the education market? Then you'll want to attend EdMarketer, our exclusive Denver event in mid-October. You'll get access to new data on the K-12 marketplace, expert advice and networking with executive-level peers. edmarketer.org/?registerID=5
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#Payday loans for parents buying school supplies and back-to-school clothes? @madeline_will writes about this surprising trend, and how it's being pushed on #socialmedia. bit.ly/2jYJnZx
Marten Roorda, CEO of @ACT, explains how his #assessment organization is working to diversify and modernize its work. @EdWeekSCavanagh bit.ly/2Hy7t61
Are K-12 district leaders getting all the services they need? We asked them. Here's their wishlist. bit.ly/2L23p03
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