teaching_in_america_s_highest_need_communities_isn_t_rocket_science_it_s.single.html

3/18/2014

In this article, the author discusses the challenges and rewards of teaching in America's highest-need communities. The author argues that while teaching in these communities is often portrayed as an insurmountable task, it is not as difficult as it may seem. The article highlights the importance of empathy and personal connections with students, as well as the need for effective teaching strategies and support systems. It also emphasizes the positive impact that dedicated and passionate teachers can have on the lives of students in underprivileged areas. Overall, the article aims to debunk misconceptions and inspire more educators to consider teaching in high-need communities.

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