Justin Minkel

@JustinMinkel

Teacher, writer, dad, & founder of the Home Library Effect. Justin writes for Education Week Teacher about becoming the kinds of teachers our students deserve.

Joined September 2013
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  1. Dec 23

    The most-read Teacher story of the year: Why plans to stay in teaching.

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  2. Dec 22

    To my amazement, #1 & #4 are mine--Top 10 Teacher Stories of 2016: Thank you & !

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  3. Dec 22

    Ask, Listen, Do: How to Find Out What Kids Need From School

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  4. Dec 20

    My daughter & son spend half their waking hours in school. Three ways to give them more say in those hours:

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  5. Nov 28

    "micro-humiliations" - Teaching Children of Color: Love vs. 'Tough Love' via

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  6. Nov 23

    Teaching can feel like a thankless job. Read 's "Why I Plan to Stay in Teaching" for inspiration:

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  7. Nov 21

    "Our job as teachers is to make children's lives better—safer, more joyful, more meaningful."

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  8. Nov 19

    .: What do we do for these brave children terrified of Donald Trump? Here is a brief list.

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  9. Nov 19

    Taking care of our students in this unexpected post-election reality. Helpful advice from

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  10. Nov 18

    "For many of my Latino students, the world they woke to that morning was a terrifying place."

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  11. Nov 17

    The Long Road Ahead: What Children Need From Us After the Election of Donald Trump . Thank you !

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  12. Nov 9

    My Latino students are terrified. Xitlaly: "Does this mean my mom & I have to pack up our things and go back to Mexico?"

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  13. Nov 9

    Heartfelt and sobering read about racial profiling . For black boys it begins on the first school days.

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  14. Nov 7

    Thank you, Meg. It's telling that we didn't say a word about policy stances--it is purely about decency and human respect.

    Edus- Our role in this elec is different. Our students need to hear that humanity wins. From my Teacher of Year cousin and 9 others... Read
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  16. Nov 6

    When we talk about grit for children of color, educators must remember compassion, writes.

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  17. Nov 5

    Beautiful & important: by Teaching Children of Color: Love vs. 'Tough Love' via

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  18. Nov 4

    Reading challenge racist assumption that low-income kids of color need more toughness than white kids

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  19. Nov 3

    What can teachers do about their race-based tendency toward "tough love," absent the love? reflects:

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  20. Nov 2

    When we talk about and students of color, we often forget the role of compassion, writes.

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