Featured How do I share something difficult with my colleague? By Jennifer Abrams April 24th, 2018 Something happened. Your colleague said something you found a bit harsh or inappropriate. Something inaccurate or uncalled for. She said it to you. Or to a student. Gulp. You froze.…
News How do I share something challenging with my supervisor? April 3rd, 2018 Almost everyone of us has someone we work with who is “above us” on the…
News “What you should do is…” and other ways to offer a suggestion that annoys people March 8th, 2018 We’ve all been there. We know better. We want to help others just “get it.”…
News Can I give you some feedback? And other ways to not offer ideas February 19th, 2018 Have you ever heard the question, “Can I give you some feedback?” Did you want…
News 5 benefits K-12 esports gave this district July 6th, 2020 Esports is booming, from K-12 right on up to college and at the professional level. As more districts start K-12 esports leagues of their own,…
News 10 distance learning writing lessons July 6th, 2020 When we were just a couple weeks into distance learning, I started to really miss writing workshop time. Over the years, I’ve come to cherish…
News This ESL teacher is doing everything she can to connect with students remotely July 3rd, 2020 Before school closures, what did a typical day look like? At the school, I am a half-time ESL teacher and a half-time Instructional Support Coach.…
News 9 innovation tips from pioneering schools May 20th, 2020 Stories about innovation seem to be everywhere, and with good reason--educators are searching for groundbreaking strategies to inspire and improve education for every student in…
News 10 reasons school librarians are more important than ever before June 1st, 2020 Without question, some of the most important members of the school community are the school librarians. And even now, with most schools still learning remotely,…
News What the pandemic has revealed about digital equity July 3rd, 2020 Before COVID-19, home internet access for all students was a goal—one that some districts even thought they had achieved. But the pandemic and forced distance…
News Why not try a discovery-driven approach to blended learning? April 10th, 2020 Almost every educator I’ve asked about leading a blended-learning initiative has expressed that building a blended program is a process, not an event. That’s a…
News eSchool News launches Online and Blended Learning Guide April 1st, 2020 We are excited to bring you the latest in the eSchool News Guides series. eSchool News Guides are full of resources, tips, trends, and insights…
News Are students’ information literacy skills up to par? June 26th, 2020 U.S. eighth-graders scored above the international average for computer and information literacy, but they also struggle with some key 21st-century employability skills, according to an…
News This visual arts teacher steps outside the box for remote learning June 24th, 2020 In partnership with eSchool News, Illuminate Education is spotlighting teachers in a series recognizing educators, the way they have moved instruction online during COVID-19, and…
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