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Follow these steps to share student videos in any space in your school.
Research suggests that extracurricular activities offer important academic, social and emotional benefits for students. By continually removing barriers to participation in after-school and summer programs, we are leveling the playing field for our most disadvantaged students.
Discover strategies that you can put into practice so every minute of a webinar packs a punch.
How hands-on, focused workshops can sharpen employee tech skills.
There’s no question that healthy children learn better, which is why the Healthy and Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 went to great lengths to reduce sodium and fat levels in school meals while increasing whole grains and vegetables. But current efforts to roll back nutrition guidelines could negate the progress that has been made.
More children from low-income households are going to college than ever. Unfortunately, that’s not the whole story. While we celebrate higher college enrollment rates, we often ignore what happens to students from […]
Recent shootings on school campuses and at other public venues have renewed the discussion on what is the best way for schools to protect their students and staff. Every day, parents send their children to school, trusting that they will return home safe and sound at the end of the school day. Safety and security measures at school must always be discussed, addressed and acted upon in a comprehensive fashion.
Here’s how an arts integration approach can help schools meet their SEL goals.
From seating options to learning experiences, flexibility is key to ensuring the success of all learners.
Artificial intelligence saves time and makes everyday life easier, and it can help teachers and students in the classroom, too.
Superintendent? Maybe. Chief innovation officer may be the step in the district technology leader’s career, says Kevin Schwartz, the technology officer for learning and systems at Austin ISD.
If you're in the unenviable position of finding people to fill the shoes of some of your best former teachers, know that you're not alone. Let’s take a closer look at why teachers are leaving their jobs and dive into some ways you can beat the odds.
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