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Esports remains the best vehicle to reach all K-12 students

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | February 17, 2022

The pandemic may have slowed a bit of the fervor, but interest in gaming, learning in schools is still soaring.

Opinion

A capital investment in teachers and science

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | February 17, 2022

As education leaders and policy-makers are deciding where to prioritize ESSER funding, here are three key steps to elevate science instruction district-wide for the long term.

Opinion

Closing the equity gap in student data protection

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | February 17, 2022

Students are at risk of having their identities stolen. Here's what schools can do to protect them.

Briefing

Why inspiring Black students to teach is key to filling K-12 shortages

Matt Zalaznick | February 16, 2022

Your district's future, diverse teacher workforce—and a key, long-term solution to teaching shortages—is likely sitting in your classrooms right now.

Briefing

Rapid rise of 'gag orders' reveals a new appetite for K-12 censorship

Matt Zalaznick | February 14, 2022

A growing number of proposals seek to restrict teaching about LGBTQ identities and issues, including one could put teachers at risk of criminal charges.

Teens arrested after bomb threats at D.C. high schools; more threats reported

February 11, 2022

Two 16-year-olds were arrested in connection with threats made Wednesday as police said they were investigating several new reports.

Briefing

5 things that are motivating students even more than good grades

Matt Zalaznick | February 07, 2022

Students are most engaged in lessons that teachers say will help build creativity and allow self-expression while building strong relationships remains the top instructional practice.

Opinion

Do this, not that: Using ESSER funds for tutoring

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | February 07, 2022

When it comes to high-dosage tutoring programs, here are five things your district or school should be providing.

Why educators need to be really clear about the benefits of testing

Matt Zalaznick | February 02, 2022

But the future of testing post-COVID may be driven more by politics than by what educators most want to know about their students' progress, says one expert.

Briefing

How to stop this wave of bad behavior from becoming the new normal

Matt Zalaznick | January 30, 2022

As educators grapple with a new wave of behavioral problems, they should give students space to rebound without lowering expectations, a school counselor says.

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Esports remains the best vehicle to reach all K-12 students

A capital investment in teachers and science

Closing the equity gap in student data protection

Why inspiring Black students to teach is key to filling K-12 shortages

Rapid rise of 'gag orders' reveals a new appetite for K-12 censorship

Teens arrested after bomb threats at D.C. high schools; more threats reported

5 things that are motivating students even more than good grades

Do this, not that: Using ESSER funds for tutoring

Why educators need to be really clear about the benefits of testing

How to stop this wave of bad behavior from becoming the new normal

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