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Resources and educational tools launched to support children’s mental health

February 24, 2021 by eSchool News Staff

Supporting students' mental health has become an integral part of educators' focus as the health pandemic continues--here are some helpful tips for supporting student mental health.

● eduu.school and Kooth partner to provide critical mental health education, support and services to children ● The online learning ... Read more

Bolstering cybersecurity with Zero Trust

February 22, 2021February 19, 2021 by Matt Glenn, VP of Product Management, Illumio

As learning remains remote, it is imperative for schools and districts to remain vigilant when it comes to network threats—and a Zero Trust model can be a valuable asset

Like all other sectors, the pandemic expedited digital transformation in education. School districts and universities around the globe found themselves making years’ worth of changes rapidly, as the…

Can AR be the antidote to virtual classroom shortcomings?

November 23, 2020November 23, 2020 by Parker McDonough, Head of Seek Education

Distance learning can impede hands-on learning experiences, but AR has potential to increase virtual student engagement

Schools across the country are well into their second go-round of distance learning at this point. Things seem to be running more smoothly than the first attempt last…

Book Uses Neuroscience to Reduce Conflict

September 23, 2020 by eSchool News Staff

With COVID-19 changing the way we work and live, combining those spaces in unprecedented ways, and happening concurrently with massive ... Read more

3 ways lesson planning is like following a recipe

November 22, 2018 by Kelly Grotrian

Recently, when a friend shared a recipe on Facebook for a pumpkin cheesecake (yum!), it reminded me of the time I tried to make my own cheesecake. I…

Blog: Technology Creates Dynamic Insights at Tampa Preparatory School

March 6, 2018January 7, 2018 by vcarlson

At the Tampa Preparatory School, the mission is to provide students “a preparation for life with a higher purpose than ... Read more

Hey educators: Are you trustworthy? Here are 4 vital signs for identifying and assessing trust in schools

November 22, 2017November 20, 2017 by By Jennifer Abrams

Trust is a big word. It may be just one syllable and it’s certainly not a word the Spelling Bee organizers would consider a great challenge (or have…

Using politics to teach critical thinking

February 15, 2017December 1, 2016 by Dr. Jenna Cramer and Kristin Hubers

As high school social studies teachers in a swing state, election season is some of the most fertile ground for learning, and this past cycle—with all its splashy…