How to make the most of your COVID relief funds
School district leaders across the country are cautiously optimistic about post-pandemic teaching and learning–and they’re also tracking what may be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to upgrade their technology infrastructure and classrooms with next-gen solutions like interactive displays, laptops, and more.
The ABCs of Apple Classroom Management
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What are your reasons to celebrate this school year?
We can all agree that the challenges we’ve seen in the last two years are unprecedented. However, when we consider all that’s happened and all that we’ve learned, there is also much to celebrate.
How our reading platform changed our instruction
Nearly all students can learn how to read, yet only 35 percent of them are reading proficiently. This widening gap seems insurmountable, but the bottom line is that teachers are the most essential factor in student reading success.
The digital dilemma in student well-being
The second week in May was the 21st annual Mental Health Awareness Week, which this year focused on the impact of loneliness and the practical steps we can take to address it.
It’s time to invest in tech equity in education
Today’s education doesn’t need to be limited to the walls of a classroom. It shouldn’t rely on home internet access, a community hotspot or a ride to the library.
Is K-12 ready for skills-based hiring?
There are very few silver linings emerging from the worldwide pandemic related to education, but one of them is a crystalizing view about the importance of “skills visibility.”
Whole child learning paves a path to success, teachers say
An overwhelming majority of educators polled in a new survey say they believe students achieve success when schools make whole child learning a priority.
How to build relationships with instructional coaches
Teaching at any level can often be a solitary occupation. Even with a classroom full of students, teachers often work in isolation from peers. Teachers rarely receive instruction on how to work with co-teachers or teacher assistants in their pre-service teacher education programs.
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Can web filtering really harm the kids?
Web filtering is undoubtedly an essential when it comes to school cybersecurity. However, when the service is not set up correctly or a number of blocked categories is way too high, it starts to annoy both staff, and kids.
5 ways to prepare and teach online classes
Online tutoring is becoming more accepted for people every day. With the coronavirus pandemic still affecting the world, there’s never been a better time to work remotely.
Whitepapers and Resources
5 Communication Pitfalls (And How To Avoid Them)
5 Myths About Wi-Fi 6 That Could Be Slowing Down Your Network
Stay step ahead of cybersecurity threats in K-12
Why Diversity Matters in School Library Collections— And How to Achieve It
Teaching K-5 Students Successfully Online
Let’s Clear the Air – Playbook to prevent school closures by keeping indoor air clean
5 compelling reasons to launch a K-12 esports program
Using Federal Grants to Hire Personnel: Advice for Districts
Gov & Edu Summit 2021: Reimagining the Learning Experience
Telehealth: Keeping classrooms safe
Is Your Network Prepared to Meet the Demands of a Tech-Rich Environment?
COVID-19 Relief Funding for School Districts, Explained
Reinventing K-12 education for the post-pandemic era
Glimpse into the future of education
Is your K-12 network safe from DDoS attacks
Next-Generation Data Strategies and Solutions
Edtech for the Heart & Mind: SEL in Distance & Blended Learning Classrooms
The ABCs of Apple Classroom Management
