Paladina Health Chief People Officer and DA guest columnist Allison Velez shares seven tips to help K-12 districts prepare—and encourage educator input.
More than three-quarters of male students report participating frequently and confidently in math and science classes, compared with 58% of girls who say the same.
Many hotspot discount programs that districts provided to low-income families are reaching their limit, and school leaders are concerned what monthly rates these families will have to pay so students can still learn remotely during school closures.
Students have been tasked with digesting the loss of school as they knew it and getting used to meeting new expectations at home and in the remote classroom. DA guest columnist Christine Ravesi-Weinstein shares how educators can help.
LRP's National Institute has been the leader in special education professional development for more than 40 years. This year, we've added a new dimension to that proud history to ensure this vital training continues: The launch of the National Institute Online Event.
In this first installment of the Bright Spot of Innovation series—profiling education service providers across the country using innovative and collaborative approaches to serving student with disabilities during school closures—a school physical therapist guides families with individualized exercises through video
Tweaking transition planning and services in this time of social distancing involves determining how best to assess, document and communicate with families and students through remote instruction.
Brainerd Public Schools Director of Technology Sarah Porisch uses weekly "Tech Tidbit" videos to give teachers tips on everything from photo editing to classroom management apps to accessibility.
