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Associate Editor, Business Insider
Opinion Contributor, Education Week
High School teacher -- ELL, English, Social Studies, IB; Author or Editor of 13 books; podcast host; Education Week teacher advice columnist
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Writer and Editor, Freelance
Writer/editor specializing in education + politics. Content Strategist @WhitebdAdvisor. Prof at @AU_SPA. Priors: @usnews, @The74, @educationweek, CQ Roll Call
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Writer, Freelance
sexual health educator, former full-time reporter. Still writing! jessicapollardwrites@gmail.com. ----- Bylines: @TheNewMexican @StreetRoots & more
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Freelance Contributor, Freelance
Committed to helping others learn and build just and sustainable communities. Latest book: Difference Making at the Heart of Learning amzn.to/3xaa8KP
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Journalist, Freelance
Investigative reporter. Data journalist. FOI fanatic. Most recently working on data project with @soljourno mwkauffman@gmail.com
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Writer and Communications Specialist, UCHealth Today
Writer. Newspaper lover and politics junkie. Once upon a time, was a ranger at Rocky Mountain National Park. And way, way back, was a nerdy spelling champ.
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Reporter, Arizona Daily Star
K12 Education Reporter at the Arizona Daily Star **Tucson peeps: DM me with story ideas!**
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