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Donna Krache
Articles, insights and analysis from Donna Krache on EdCircuit.
Donna Krache
@donnakrache
Donna Krache is a former CNN executive producer who has won several awards in journalism and communication, including three Peabodys. She has over 20 years’ experience in broadcast and digital journalism. She led the first production team at CNN to convert its show to the digital platform. She recently retired as a lecturer in journalism at Georgia State University, where she taught digital media writing and production. Krache is currently pursuing projects as an independent journalist.
Recent posts
Teaching Social Studies in a STEM-Focused WorldDonna Krache talks to educators who are using STEM-focused skills to teach social studies in the hopes of preparing the next generation to be informed citizens.
Five Life Skills I Learned in Marching BandBeyond the notes and uniforms, marching band teaches students real-world lessons in commitment, confidence, accountability, and teamwork.
Five Professors Who Drove You Batty in CollegeFrom the philosopher who turns lectures into therapy sessions to the super-intellectual who can’t explain simply, every student remembers these professors.
Five Steps to a More Productive Parent-Teacher ConferenceTurn parent-teacher conferences into productive, positive conversations that strengthen your child’s learning and school success.
A Dozen Differences between You and the Class of 2019Today’s college freshmen have never known life without Wi-Fi, smartphones, or Harry Potter. For them, the Internet isn’t innovation—it’s oxygen.
Why Literacy Still Matters—For Everyone, EverywhereNearly one in five adults worldwide cannot read or write, yet literacy impacts everything from economic growth to human rights.
Five Education Topics Candidates Must AddressWhat does the Department of Education do, and what changed in 2025 and 2026? Donna Krache's five topics, revisited with current facts.
What if Key and Peele Are on to Something?Comedy Central’s viral “TeachingCenter” sketch imagines a world where teachers sign million-dollar contracts and students wear their jerseys.
All of the Testing, None of the GuiltThe Senate’s overhaul of No Child Left Behind offers flexibility but retains heavy standardized testing that limits true teaching.
The Real Losers in the Game that Nobody Wanted to WinTennessee's athletic association removed two girls' basketball teams from the postseason after both allegedly tried to lose a playoff game, a lesson in ethics.







