The School District of Lee County is now offering educators significant financial incentives to work in high-risk schools, teach hard-to-staff subjects and teach courses that have the greatest impact on student achievement.
States are charging ahead with engaging career-connected learning that integrates career exploration, skill-building, and work-based learning experiences.
Date & Time: Wednesday, August 5th at 2 p.m. ET <br><br> Part of the DA Leaders Summer School series, this 30-minute DA Ed Talk will feature the IT director of a California public charter school authorized by three public school districts to discuss how Sage Oak Charter Schools implemented AI to enhance both student and administrative efficiency. <br><br><em>***Attendees will be able to safely download "Creating Effective AI Policies: A Guide for Educators," a resource with key considerations for acceptable and prohibited AI use, policy rollout strategies, and data privacy law compliance.</em>
Date & Time: Wednesday, July 30th at 1 p.m. ET <br><br> Part of the DA Leaders Summer School series, this webinar will equip districts and schools with cohesive co-teaching practices and student-centered support structures that leaders can implement with what they have immediately on hand to break down the siloes between general and special education.
Ensuring teachers have tools that work for them in their effort to help every student succeed is non-negotiable because every minute of the school day matters.
Students develop identities as "math people" during elementary school, suggesting that teachers at that level "have a large role in cultivating positive math attitudes," according to a new survey.
