The gender gap persists in computer science education A multiyear study shows increasing interest in computer science education, though retention of minorities and female students remains a challenge By Laura Ascione October 29th, 2020 K-12 educators and parents still hold computer science education in high esteem and believe it is a core component of students' future success, according to the latest research from Gallup and Google. While parents in every demographic believe computer science is important for their own child to learn, Black parents…
How does culture impact our ability to learn? Some insight into how culture can impact a student’s ability to participate and learn By Stacey Pusey When educators think about diversity in the classroom, culture may be one of the characteristics that crosses their mind. But as they select their curriculum and develop their lessons, most teachers are not accounting for how culture will impact a student’s ability to participate and…
News Strategies to meet the needs of deaf learners October 29th, 2020 At the beginning of each school year, teachers often take the time to get to know their students—their favorite subjects, their goals, their families, etc. With hard-of-hearing and…
News School innovation in a challenging year October 28th, 2020 Across the country, redefining the status quo has become the status quo for K–12 schools. Wide-scale remote and hybrid learning, mask-wearing culture, and “pods” all fall outside the…
News Unpacking research on COVID learning loss October 28th, 2020 According to an Education Week survey, classroom teachers spent the first six weeks after school closures troubleshooting connectivity and software issues, resulting in a 75 percent drop in…
News How COVID put a spotlight on equity October 27th, 2020 For Todd Dugan, superintendent of Bunker Hill CUSD #8, a small, remote district in southern Illinois, issues surrounding back-to-school COVID-19 style are not abstract but all too real.…
News Strategies for teaching SEL skills during virtual learning October 27th, 2020 Why did you go into education? I bet it was because you love teaching and inspiring young minds. However, these days teachers are faced with an increased focus…
Digital signage offers teachers the tools they need to succeed Many of us can recall scratchy, static-muddled murmurs of elementary and high school administrators making announcements over the public address system, accepting such antiquated technologies as the norm.…
In an uncertain fall, remote assessments and focus skills offer clarity Research shows that reading at least 20 minutes a day, every day, all year long, can make a world of difference for students at all levels. We know…
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