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3 ways to support teachers in flexible learning environments
Modernizing classrooms and creating flexible learning environments can completely overhaul teaching and learning
Flexible learning environments have been a popular buzzword for a while now. Traditionally, flexible learning environments address the flexible use of the physical space as well as how time during classes might be used and how students are grouped during learning. Now, school leaders and educators also have to consider switching between in-person learning and remote learning, and how that applies to the learning environment in place.
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Service learning in Ohio didn’t stop with the pandemic
When the pandemic virtually shut down face-to-face interactions between people last spring, it looked like the volunteer program in a central Ohio suburban school district would be paused for the year. But it turns out that with some tweaks to the annual program, not only were students able to participate, but in a way, they became even more connected to their community.
Why cheap teacher PD costs you more money in the long run
Cheap PD does not equate to cost-effective PD, as district leaders may ultimately need to spend more in the long-run to help teachers progress in their professional learning.
Education needs to go back to school for cybersecurity
The sudden transition from physical classrooms to distance learning during the Covid-19 pandemic accelerated this trend, while also shining a light on the growing reliance of students, faculty, and staff on technology.
5 ways to address inequities in pandemic teaching and learning
Remote learning is consistently associated with decreased instructional opportunities and student outcomes when compared to in-person schooling, according to data from a RAND Corporation study.
5 ways to make the summer count for students
Whether you’re working to engage kids at home, or planning for how to engage them in school, we’ve rounded up tips for schools and parents to make the summer of 2021 one that your students remember.
Cheers and questions as some states and big school districts remove virtual learning option for fall
The school districts serving Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Miami, and Houston have all said they intend to continue offering a fully virtual option this fall. This week, the head of Los Angeles’ schools, Austin Beutner, said he knew some students and staff would want a virtual option until they can be vaccinated, or because they live with an immunocompromised family member.
5 cool TED-Ed lessons for summer break
Take a look at some engaging and oddball TED-Ed videos for those “I’m bored” moments this summer.
4 steps to support student mental health as schools reopen
Most schools across the country sent students home last spring at the onset of the pandemic. More than a year later, many are just now reopening—unaware of the true impact the stresses brought on by COVID-19 have had on children.
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How is technology impacting literacy?
We live in a world where learning and technology are intrinsically linked, especially in the minds of our youth. But do today’s students process information differently because it comes on a digital device? Is there a correlation between technology use and plummeting literacy rates? And is the way our young people consume information negatively impacting their growth as learners?
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Using STEM & PBL to Combat New Challenges in Education
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Why closing the digital divide helps students far beyond the classroom
Using E-rate funds to enhance school networks
Leveraging online resources to support students’ learning and teacher effectiveness
Building a future-ready K–12 network
Living for today or planning for tomorrow with digital learning investments
Predicting the future of digital learning
Is Your Network Prepared to Meet the Demands of a Tech-Rich Environment?
An emerging threat to educational transformations
Taking learning online
Using Electronic Signatures for Innovation in K-12 Education
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Creating a Paperless Future in K-12 Schools
Engaging Emergent Bilinguals with Edtech
Find a Communication Solution That Works For Your K-12 School District
Using Federal Funding to Support Student Success
