Friday 5: Universal Design for Learning
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Friday 5: Universal Design for Learning
The principles of Universal Design for Learning help educators create learning experiences that suit all students
3 ways to avoid summer learning loss
Educators can find fun and engaging ways to keep students’ brains in shape during summer break
Educators love their edtech, but want more training
Nearly all educators believe edtech tools enhance learning, but want to ensure they're using the tools the right way
High school students say AI will change the workforce
Older teenagers say they are looking to schools to help them prepare for the new generative AI landscape
Motivating students using the Self-Determination Theory
Prioritizing students’ intrinsic motivation and psychological well-being helps reignite their passion for learning and empowers students to thrive
Michigan Virtual’s statewide workgroup releasing AI guidance for K-12 educators
AI guidance focuses on data compliance, ethical use requirements, and the challenges around disclosure for educators
5 obstacles AI can help schools overcome
There will be challenges integrating generative AI into the classroom, but AI can be a gateway to innovation, improvement, and inclusion
Guidance counselors could help female high schoolers erase the STEM gender gap
Highly-qualified school counselors can deliver tailored support based on students’ unique experiences and needs
How video coaching inspires teacher self-reflection
An interim superintendent shares how administrators, coaches, and educators have built a culture of coaching that has increased teacher retention and boosted student achievement
Is it the school, or the students?
Study shows perceptions of “good” schools are heavily dependent on the preparation of the students entering them
Friday 5: College and career readiness
College and career readiness helps students become confident and prepares them for entry into an increasingly global workforce
Using tech to drive innovation in early care and education
New industry resources and technology can bridge gaps between compliance, convenience, and high-quality early education
Cybersecurity: eSN Innovation Roundtable
District IT leaders discuss their successes, challenges, and priorities around K-12 cybersecurity
Can you take algebra in eighth grade? In many cases, the answer is no
Algebra is often considered a gateway class, which can set students up for challenging math classes in college and career paths in science and engineering fields
3 key strategies for district leaders to build a resilient educator workforce
Evidence-based, data-backed HR strategies have helped our district become a workplace that naturally attracts and retains high-quality employees
School-home communication remains a challenge for many districts
A K-12 survey highlights families' desire for frequent, relevant, and actionable communications on student progress and attendance
6 tips to help educators support young readers
Instead of focusing on memorization, educators need to provide strong foundational skills that students can use to understand how to sound out words
9 in 10 K-12 tech leaders predict surge in IT workload
Despite growing challenges and smaller budgets, leaders remain focused on maintaining student device access and 1:1 initiatives
How a district’s focus on data is advancing student growth
Post-pandemic, accelerated growth and exceptional instruction are two critical factors in advancing student achievement
It’s not business, it’s personal: Building a culture of trust to protect personal data
