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December 3, 2019

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Top Five!

The most popular articles from the last month

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Each month, EdSurge editors round up “The Top Five” most popular articles of the last month to make sure you don’t miss them. From a frank discussion of how teachers are feeling demoralized by their profession to Amazon taking on an edtech stalwart, here’s what you sent to the top of the charts in November.

EdSurge’s November Top Five

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#1: Many Frustrated Teachers Say It’s Not Burnout — It’s Demoralization: Systemic pressure from testing and accountability measures are demoralizing the teaching profession—making some feel ashamed of their work. Can they learn to love teaching again?

#2: A $157M Fundraise for Guild Education Births Edtech’s Newest Unicorn: Guild wants to connect corporate employees to online higher-ed programs to further their careers. The market is big, but so are the competitors.

#3: I’m a Peace Teacher. Here’s How Brain Science Helps My Kids Handle Conflict. At the heart of peace teacher Linda Ryden’s lessons are helping kids understand their own brains to better manage their emotions.

#4: Amazon Starts Marketplace for Teachers to Sell Online Educational Resources: Amazon is taking on Teachers Pay Teachers with a new online store. Is it too late — or will Amazon’s reach give them staying power?

#5: Rethinking Recess Leads to Results On and Off the Playground: Recess can be a surprising source of conflict and tension for students and educators. Here’s how one nonprofit is helping schools change the game with structured play.

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