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Restorative justice in schools is a growing trend as administrators look to build relationships with students and school staff rather than use out of school suspensions—which can lead to incarceration.
Hall Davidson, a DA guest columnist who will speak at DA's FETC 2020, says building a curriculum-based media festival celebrates authentic assessment and project-based learning, and gives students ownership and pride in their accomplishments.
In this pre-recorded web seminar, three K-12 tech thought leaders and administrators discuss major ed tech trends in 2020, as well as key topics that will impact schools and districts in the future.
Students care deeply about their schools and communities. They might seem disinterested because they haven't been given the right opportunity to take action.
Latest research finds some screen time, from some sources, doesn't harm grades. So educators and parents must find the right balance for ed tech and entertainment.
School districts apply different approaches to professional development and support educators to encourage excellence and retention, says Carol Patton, DA HR Matters columnist.
Too often, students shy away from challenging tasks that require them to step out of their comfort zones. As educators, our goal is to create an environment where students feel comfortable taking risks and are willing to persevere through difficulties.
Holly Clark, an author, education strategist and the director of innovative learning at Oakhill Academy, says edtech is just a tool to enhance high-quality pedagogy.
