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7 Classroom Zones to Address Learning Challenges

Demco | August 31, 2023

Purposeful zoning can help students focus, connect, and succeed

Online Learning vs. Remote Learning: Strategies for Success in Each Model

August 31, 2023

Date & Time: Thursday, September 28 at 2 pm ET This 20-minute Ed Talk will outline the pros and cons of synchronous online learning and asynchronous remote learning, how to successfully implement each model to better meet the needs of students, and highlight some of the solutions, tools and platforms that can help to create effective online or remote learning environments.

Special Populations and Virtual Learning: Creating More Inclusive Learning Environments

Steven Blackburn | August 31, 2023

Date & Time: Wednesday, October 04 at 2 pm ET Attend this 20-minute DA Ed Talk to learn practical strategies for how to support and meet the needs of students with IEP/504 plans and ELL students in a virtual setting.

Student Engagement Using Phenomena

District Administration | August 31, 2023

Date & Time: Wednesday, September 27 at 2 pm ET In this 20-minute Ed Talk, experienced science educator and professional learning consultant Cory Ort will share practical strategies for how to motivate students and leverage their curiosity by using phenomena in science instruction across a school or district.

Did Vermont officials quash local school mask mandates? Inquiring feds want to know

August 31, 2023

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights is investigating allegations that Vermont state officials improperly prevented school districts from requiring masks to slow Covid-19 transmission.

Conservative groups warn voucher school financial data could be misinterpreted

August 31, 2023

School Choice Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty say an online dashboard to display public school finances is necessary for transparency, but the groups are fighting against the inclusion of data from voucher schools.

Terms of Tulsa superintendent's separation released with incoming leader's employment agreement

August 31, 2023

Deborah Gist will receive a lump sum severance payment of $199,913.36, equal to nine months of her current base salary.

American classrooms need more educators. Can virtual teachers step in to bridge the gap?

August 31, 2023

Most observers, including some providers of these very services, agree this isn’t ideal. Students with virtual teachers often say they like the classes but would prefer the instruction to be in-person.

Going Beyond Robocalls and Emails: Effective District Communication That Builds Equity and Increases Engagement

August 31, 2023

Date & Time: Tuesday, September 26 at 2 pm ET Attend this webinar with a panel of school communications experts to learn how to use more effective district communication strategies that build genuine engagement and meet the needs of everyone in the community.

Opinion

Neither administrators or teachers are doing well: It's time we support each other

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | August 30, 2023

What if boosting student achievement has more to do with teachers bringing their best selves to school rather than what they do in the classroom?

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7 Classroom Zones to Address Learning Challenges

Online Learning vs. Remote Learning: Strategies for Success in Each Model

Special Populations and Virtual Learning: Creating More Inclusive Learning Environments

Student Engagement Using Phenomena

Did Vermont officials quash local school mask mandates? Inquiring feds want to know

Conservative groups warn voucher school financial data could be misinterpreted

Terms of Tulsa superintendent's separation released with incoming leader's employment agreement

American classrooms need more educators. Can virtual teachers step in to bridge the gap?

Going Beyond Robocalls and Emails: Effective District Communication That Builds Equity and Increases Engagement

Neither administrators or teachers are doing well: It's time we support each other

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