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The pandemic’s babies and toddlers are struggling in school

The New York Times | July 03, 2024

Interviews with more than two dozen teachers, pediatricians and early childhood experts depicted a generation less likely to have age-appropriate skills—to be able to hold a pencil, communicate their needs, identify shapes and letters, manage their emotions or solve problems with peers.

An African American studies class is too ‘divisive’ for one Maryland school district

The Baltimore Banner | July 02, 2024

The nearly 100 Harford County Public School students who signed up to take the Advanced Placement African American Studies next school year will have to find a new class.

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4 ways tech is helping kids avoid summer learning slides

Micah Ward | July 01, 2024

What's encouraging you is that a healthy number of students, particularly those in grades 2 through 8, are engaged in summer learning—and parents deserve the credit.

Texas kids lose up to 4 months of learning with new uncertified teachers, study finds

The Dallas Morning News | July 01, 2024

However, the data showed that if an uncertified teacher had previous classroom experience–such as working as a substitute–students performed on par with those taught by certified educators.

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Beyond Books: 3 ways school librarians can support student success

Laura Christner | June 30, 2024

Ever-advancing technology, budget constraints and encouraging a love for reading while competing with nonstop digital distractions are just a few of the many challenges school librarians face.

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TGIF time-saver: How to gauge ESSER's academic impact

Micah Ward | June 26, 2024

Studies link ESSER to slight rise in test scores. Also this week, former President Donald Trump eyes federal education funding and Google announces new AI tools.

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EdTech Top 40: It's all about unique tools and interoperability

Matt Zalaznick | June 24, 2024

This year's EdTechTop 40 list shows districts, teachers and students are continuing to experiment with a wider range of digital tools.

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Fighting false information? 8 ways to better spread the truth

Matt Zalaznick | June 24, 2024

Many school communications leaders are spending more time trying to snuff out false information that can damage a district's reputation.

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3 ways to improve postsecondary planning for special education students

Kim DeAnda | June 23, 2024

When we highlight transition skills with our special education students, we build and deepen the connections between "what we do today" and "how it will impact us in the future."

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How community colleges can build a new teacher pipeline

Hans A. Andrews and Greg Rockhold | June 23, 2024

Community and two-year technical colleges have been proposed as a new pipeline for preparing new teachers. Florida has provided an example.

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The pandemic’s babies and toddlers are struggling in school

An African American studies class is too ‘divisive’ for one Maryland school district

4 ways tech is helping kids avoid summer learning slides

Texas kids lose up to 4 months of learning with new uncertified teachers, study finds

Beyond Books: 3 ways school librarians can support student success

TGIF time-saver: How to gauge ESSER's academic impact

EdTech Top 40: It's all about unique tools and interoperability

Fighting false information? 8 ways to better spread the truth

3 ways to improve postsecondary planning for special education students

How community colleges can build a new teacher pipeline

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