Wildcat on the Street: Teachers with guns, The WREC and spring break
March 5, 2018
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Danielle Cortes can be reached at [email protected] or on Twitter @theorion_news.
Arming teachers won’t stop mass shootings
March 3, 2018
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In the wake of another mass shooting, politicians are conflicted on what policies to pass. They are committed to organizations but they also have voters pulling them another in another direction. At a recent press conference, President Trump said that he feels teachers should be armed and that we need ...
Off The Record: Teachers with guns, school motivation and being sick in college
Danielle Cortez and Kendall George
March 2, 2018
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Danielle Cortez can be reached at [email protected] or on Twitter @theorion_news Kendall George can be reached at [email protected] or on Twitter @kendallmgeorge...
Association for science teachers offers students opportunities
January 30, 2018
Filed under Administration, Breaking News, Campus, Community, Mobile Headlines, News
The National Science Teachers Association had its first meeting of the spring semester Monday.Mark Newton, Facility Advisor for the NSTA, led the meeting. Professors and students were welcome to join and discuss important upcoming deadlines for scholarships.Dr.Todd Greene of the Center for Water and th...
Trump cuts education budget, limiting student choices
January 29, 2018
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Deep cuts to education funding may affect schools throughout the country. The Trump administration will allocate $1.4 billion to expand vouchers in public and private schools. According to The Atlantic, about $250 million will be allocated to a private school-choice program while $168 million is set aside fo...
Students should grade teachers
September 13, 2016
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When it comes to school, the force that drives most people to do well and give a strong effort is the final letter grade. Making sure that you are learning something from a class is more important, but the reason grades exist is to help show how much a student has learned from a course. Something th...
Stop ignoring low-income neighborhoods
April 19, 2016
The rich keep on getting richer and the poor are getting poorer. It is unfair for schools and neighborhoods in nice areas to get all the funding while low-income areas get nothing. I had this debate with my boyfriend’s uncle, that under-privileged schools need the funding and the resources to h...
The best and worst homework excuses at Chico State
April 6, 2015
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Nick Bragg can be reached at [email protected] or @Nick981 on Twitter.
Teaching shouldn’t be a backup career plan
February 2, 2015
Let’s face it. Some people really should not be teachers.Unfortunately, it’s all too common to have teachers that really don't want to be in class — teachers that would rather be doing anything but teaching.This inevitably and unavoidably affects the class and students. A teacher can make or brea...
Take time to talk with teachers
September 22, 2014
Most teachers note at the beginning of the semester that students are welcome to visit with them whenever they want. At the beginning of the semester, this isn't usually on a high-priority list for most students. "Nothing's due so far," and, "it's the first few weeks of school," are the typic...
Professor to lead arts education program
December 18, 2013
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A Chico State professor has been appointed to lead a program that connects school teachers in northern California with educational materials and training. Teresa Cotner, an associate art and art history professor, will serve as the site director for the Northeast California Arts Project, according to a ...
