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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.
There are numerous challenges facing our education system. Given the ever-changing dynamics of American public education, the most critical issues in the next five years include funding, school safety, student mental health, technology and innovation.
Districts are joining together in cross-district–and sometimes cross-state–networks, connected by a learning management system that enables teachers and administrators to share ideas and best practices in real time. The result is an expanded pool of expertise for each district, more collaboration, and greater cost efficiencies.
Here are three strategies for technology leaders to ensure that IT initiatives align with district priorities and how to budget for them—all while doing more with less.
A look at what’s involved in bringing transformational digital leadership to a K-12 school district.
These seven tips can help school leaders address edtech and find the right balance for their classrooms.
A look at how school technology leaders can be “schizophrenic chameleons” by managing processes and procedures while taking risks and pushing boundaries.
To keep edtech secure, Houston ISD staffers developed an 11-step evaluation process and a digital library of approved resources.
Here are two key strategies leaders can build on to protect their schools from cyberattacks.
The argument for getting student voice into decision making can be heard in discussions around the country. What if we combined student voice with design thinking, and then allowed students the same platform for improvement that we provide adults? The Student Innovation Team (SIT) concept does just that.
What has slipped through the cracks during many school board meetings is that improving school safety does not require districts and schools to spend enormous sums to provide a safer and more orderly learning environment.
Transitioning to teaching online can leave many educators feeling unprepared. Here's how to make the shift to teaching from behind the computer screen.
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