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Jason Flanagan
Jason Flanagan

Jason Flanagan has been a journalist for nearly 12 years. At the age of 19, he began working for The Prince George’s Journal covering sports and later covered crime and education. A graduate of the University of Maryland-College Park, Jason worked as a reporter and editor at The Diamondback and was recognized for his spot news coverage of the Beltway sniper in 2002. He has also worked at The Prince George’s Gazette, where he covered local and county governments, and most recently at The Baltimore Examiner, where he covered local and state governments as well as the military. Jason, a father of two daughters, is an English and journalism teacher and girls soccer coach at a high school in Maryland, where he constantly annoys students by correcting their writing and quoting long-since-dead authors. Follow Jason on twitter at @flanglish

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Blogs Teaching moments 

Do schools really need to start early? How about Parenting 101 classes instead?

December 4, 2012December 4, 2012 Jason Flanagan

An article I read about a petition by parents to get Montgomery County school to start schools at a later

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Blogs Teaching moments 

Chick-fil-A: Which side is the most rational?

August 6, 2012August 6, 2012 Jason Flanagan

The interwebs are abuzz with the Chick–fil–A controversy. As I was scrolling through my Facebook news feed, I came across this

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Technology: Education’s boon or bane?

July 16, 2012July 16, 2012 Jason Flanagan

A fellow teacher shared with me an article inThe Washington Post about two D.C.-area private schools, one that uses computers in the classroom and one

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Who cares about grammar?

July 10, 2012July 10, 2012 Jason Flanagan

I teach English to high schoolers. In addition to being able to understand standard English, I have to learn today’s

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Kony 2012 teaches students to get involved

April 10, 2012April 10, 2012 Jason Flanagan

The other morning one of my students came to me with excitement and energy – a rarity for a teenager

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The current U.S. national debt:
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