How Education Expert Views Miss the Mark on Low Income Students
Mary Mata
By Ray Salazar, NewsTaco As my students develop their argumentative writing, I push them to ask themselves “What are the implications of my argument?” In other words, if our high-school […]
Freedom of Speech: Except in Hempstead Texas
Mary Mata December 20, 2013
By Valeka Cruz, Being Latino Growing up, I used to sit with my Nana at her kitchen table and she would tell me stories about what my hometown was like […]
Latino students: California business relies on their educational and economic success
Mary Mata
By Rob Lapsley, San Jose Mercury News To keep our economy competitive and growing, we need to ensure that Californians achieve the level of education necessary for the workforce of […]
Male vs female teacher. Does one have it easier than the other?
Mary Mata December 18, 2013
By Ray Salazar, NewsTaco Do male teachers have it easier than female teachers? The easy answer to this is, “It depends.” Despite the efforts by many colleges and organizations to […]