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Ray Bendici

Shaifer energizes FETC 2020 and STEM educators with his closing keynote

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“Mr. Fascinate” channeled his “inner nerd” to encourage embracing tools and approaches that connect with Gen Z students.

FETC 2020 Information Technology track had something for everyone

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The FETC Information Technology track featured a wealth of ed tech experts, practical experiences, best practices and quality solutions.

DA’s top ed tech stories of 2019

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From podcasts and esports to school safety and operational efficiency, District Administration provided insight for a wide range of ed tech topics in 2019.

Maryland announces plan to strengthen Holocaust education

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The Maryland State Department of Education has responded to concerns about Holocaust instruction by announcing plans to enhance and expand how it's taught, including teaching middle schoolers about anti-Semitism and strengthening Holocaust education for high schoolers.

Hurricane Dorian and its aftermath include maintaining natural disaster planning

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As hurricane season blows in with Dorian, preparation for natural disaster remains a focus for K-12 schools.

Special education teacher’s “mental health check in” for students inspires other educators

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A special education teacher from Fremont, California, made a "mental health checklist" for her students. Now, teachers around the world are doing the same.

6 edtech bloggers who focus on classroom implementation

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A roundup of K12 educators who offer practical advice and tips for using technology to enhance learning.

Former Houston CIO Lenny Schad joins DA

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Schad joins District Administration as chief information and innovation officer.

3 new edtech books of interest

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Three recently published books of interest for K12 CIOs.

Finland’s education system offers 10 lessons for U.S. educators

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Finland's education system caters to working families and receives plenty of funding, with more than 55 percent in federal dollars. Free meals, health care and outside-of-class child care are available to all students, who start formal schooling at age 7.

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