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6 tips to give students a skills refresh
During the yearlong COVID-19 pandemic, many students have been victims of ‘if you don’t use it, you lose it’
Many students have been learning remotely or may have been learning in-person but the structure of the day was far from normal. Without a doubt, many students have lost some of their social and motor skills. If you don’t use it, you lose it, right?
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4 under-the-radar data points to track as schools reopen
One of the most powerful tools in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic has been data. Data analytics has informed what we can do, when we can do it, and has kept us safe. As more schools reopen their doors, data is also playing a vital role in ensuring they do so safely.
7 ways to focus stimulus spending on students with disabilities
An influx of federal dollars presents an opportunity for leaders to support students with disabilities with new policies and practices.
3 key considerations for the future of assessments
COVID-19 paved the way for more educators to rethink assessments—here are some important ideas to keep in mind as schools forge a post-pandemic path forward.
How cloud adoption is changing public school education
For schools grappling with budget cuts, the cloud offers a cost-effective way to educate students and streamline operations.
3 reasons virtual STEM is here to stay
The most important qualification for virtual STEM is an authentic learning experience for students with some kind of real science, engineering, math, or technology practice built into it.
3 ways to help students de-stress
Teachers who want to support optimal reading comprehension must equip themselves with a deeper understanding of why stress is so harmful to students’ reading, and what they can do about it.
How positive psychology reduces stress and boosts reading comprehension
While stress disrupts the brain’s learning processes, a positive mood has the opposite effect. Cultivating a positive emotional state helps to reduce the harmful effects of stress and even improves cognitive function.
Why AI is the future of Socratic learning methods
Ensuring that each learner is accommodated, supported, and engaged on a platform that is no longer a classroom with walls, or borders, or exclusivity, is the conundrum teachers are facing at this very moment.
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The Making of the Modern Librarian: The Value of School Libraries
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Enrich Learning in Higher Education with New Display Technology
Using Federal Funding to Support Student Success
Lessons learned in cybersecurity: How education coped in the shift to distance learning
4 Helpful Tips For Re-thinking Stem In Your District
Returning to Normal: What “Back to School” Really Means for IT Teams
How one district evolved their PD to meet changing needs
8 key netiquette lessons to develop good digital citizens
Insights from LanSchool’s 2021 Distance Learning in Review
Understand the Impact of Your EdTech Investments
Structured Literacy: How to Apply the Science of Reading in the Classroom
Four Keys to Making Hybrid Learning Work
Leveraging digital book investments as key classroom tools
Empowering Students with Equitable Access to Career Experiences
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Covid Recovery and the New Generation of Student Learners
Securly Playbook: 5 Strategies for Hybrid Learning Success
Strategies for Creating a Successful Collaborative Learning Environment, Virtual or In-Person
From Pre-Hire to Retire: Why a Total Approach to Human Capital Management Makes Sense for Schools
