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Now, more than ever, educators are prioritizing student wellbeing. After this tumultuous past year, fears, anxieties, and angst will persist. Social-emotional learning is key to helping manage these emotions, for […]
Many feel left out of conversation about class needs.
Just a few weeks ago, the outlook for the 2021-22 school year had New Hampshire education officials expecting something like a return to a pre-COVID normal.
Project Tomorrow reveals a lack of trade-ins taking place.
A 'Zero Trust' mentality is key when implementing data privacy policies and practices for districts.
High-quality, digital materials that encourage collaboration and a caregiver to help with assignments enabled remote students to learn as effectively as their in-person classmates.
Fines arts programs had subsisted on a shoestring budget in Grand Rapids Public Schools but now its leaders will spend ESSER funds to buy art supplies, instruments and tickets to music festivals.
But Schools have yet to use technology to its full potential, say researchers who built a tool that lets educators share insights into how ed-tech works best.
The return to school this fall will be filled with anticipation and excitement to get back to a new normal. 2020 taught us that different learning models can work, and […]
Ed-tech leaders across the country are updating and revising device management procedures in the wake of distributing thousands—if not tens or hundreds of thousands—of devices.
Some tips from tech teams that are working to keep laptops and tablets at peak performance and minimize damages as more devices are going home every day.
FETC keynote speaker Eric Curts teaches educators how to use edtech in a meaningful (and fun) way.
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