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A hat is an item of clothing which is worn on the head — a kind of headgear. Hats are differentiated from caps by being more elaborate; hats have a high crown, a brim, or both and are larger than caps. A hat may be either placed on the head or, in the case of some women's hats, secured with hat-pins (which are pushed through the hat and the hair). Many hats are intended only for men or for women, while other hats are fashionable on both sexes. Purveyors of men's hats are called hatters and purveyors of ladies' hats are called milliners.

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1.) Summer Reading Lists

2.) Summer Reading Tips for Students and Parents

3.) More Students Learning Online

4.) Tales Out of School -- Student Profiles Broaden Experiences

5.) The Dream Academy

6.) NEA Astronaut Back to Earth

7.) Tales Out of School - Bangladesh Cap Knitting Project

8.) NEA Offers Help in Aftermath of Virginia Tech Shooting Tragedy

9.) A Lesson in International Understanding

10.) NEA Today - You Write the Songs

11.) Tornado Kills 8 at Alabama High School

12.) Global Warming 101

13.) Teacher Salaries

14.) NEA Today Extra - Darling-Hammond

15.) NEA: Slideshow

16.) Making Math Fun

17.) Safe Schools for Everyone

18.) Learning, In Deed

19.) From Schoolhouse to Courthouse

20.) Making Physics Phun

21.) New Teachers Find Support in NEA

22.) A Formula For Better Student Writing

23.) In the News

24.) Interview with Dolores Huerta

25.) Jonathan Kozol extra

26.) So Long, Soda

27.) A Retirement Coalition

28.) Maryland's Pension Win

29.) Students Join Immigration Rights March in Nation's Capital

30.) Dividing Districts Racially: Is Separate Always Unequal?

31.) A Step Forward or a Step Back?

32.) Technology Resources

33.) Feedback Form: Girls and Social Aggression

34.) Plan's Backers Have National Ambitions

35.) "65% Plan" Would Allow Football Coaches, But Not Librarians

36.) '65% Solution' -- Questions and Answers

37.) 65% Solution Called Deception, Delusion

38.) Small Schools Resources

39.) A Conversation with Deborah Meier

40.) ELL Web Technology Resource List

41.) Resources for Teachers of English-language Learners

42.) Jonathan Kozol extra, per-pupil spending

43.) The Shame of the Nation: Excerpt 2

44.) Excerpt from Jonathan Kozol's The Shame of the Nation

45.) A Justice System of Their Own, Page 4 of 4

46.) A Justice System of Their Own, Page 3 of 4

47.) A Justice System of Their Own, Page 2 of 4

48.) A Justice System of Their Own, Page 1 of 4

49.) Works4Me Tips -- Discipline and Classroom Management

50.) Discipline Checklist -- Transitions

51.) Trouble Spot -- Tattling

52.) Discipline Checklist -- Socializing

53.) Teacher Self Evaluation: Discipline and Classroom Management

54.) School Rules

55.) Discipline Checklist -- Refusals

56.) Discipline Checklist -- Interrupting

57.) Breaking Up Student Fights

58.) Behavior Contracts

59.) Discipline Checklist -- Clowning

60.) How I'm Spending My Summer Vacation

61.) Vacation Ideas for Educators

62.) Art Clubs and Teaching Nutrition

63.) NEA Today Extra - March 2005

64.) Healthy Advice - Dr. David Katz answers questions from NEA Today readers

65.) NEA Today - March 2005 - Bulletin Board Extra Answers

66.) NEA Today Extra - February 2005 - Reading

67.) NEA Today Extra - January 2005

68.) Teachers Work Hard - NEA Today Extra

69.) Arts Education - NEA Today Extra - November 2004

70.) Teachers' Salaries - NEA Today Extra

71.) Privatization of public education - from vouchers to outsourcing - NEA Today Extra - Sept 2004

72.) Teacher Interrupted

73.) NEA Today - April 2005

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