Using Literature to Help Teens Develop Healthy Relationships
Teachers have long used literature to help students examine their own lives, and that may be more valuable than ever right now. From Edutopia By...
Edison State to hold in-person Graduation Ceremonies
The Edison State Community College class of 2021 will have the opportunity to celebrate their graduation in person on August 13, 2021, at the Piqua...
How can curriculum reflect the importance of mental health in returns to school?
As schools reopen their doors to in-person learning, addressing students’ mental health is going to be paramount. From K-12 Dive By Lauren Barack April 21,...
3 strategies for improving school safety amid classroom returns
School violence often increases after long breaks, but as students return to in-person learning, administrators can take steps to prevent it. From K-12 Dive By...
How to weave real-world phenomena into science lessons
From vaccine development to climate change, these examples can help students find relevance in what they’re studying. From Deep Dive By Lauren Barack Published April...
TEACHER VOICE: One teacher’s advice to help students not just survive, but thrive in remote learning
At a school on an American Indian reservation in Arizona, a buddy system, asset-based teaching and focusing on the little things make a difference From...
NY recycles state test questions, casting doubt on how helpful results will be
“Miss, we’ve already done this,” Art Teacher Leah Clark recounted a student saying. From Chalkbeat By Christina Veiga Apr 22, 2021 Eighth graders at art...
5 qualities of effective in-school tutoring programs
High-quality tutoring programs should focus on students’ strengths and include strong social-emotional supports From K-12 Dive By Kara Arundel April 23, 2021 Dive Brief: High-quality...
Udemy, an Online Course Platform Where Anyone Can Teach, Keeps Raising Money. What’s Next?
Udemy’s most popular courses focus on technical and business topics—like how to code in Python or how to use Google Analytics From EdSurge By Jeffrey...
Community Colleges: Charting a New Normal
Four-year institutions are pushing to hold as many in-person classes as possible. Community colleges have a different calculation to make. From Inside Higher Ed By...
Bill calls for free college and doubling the Pell Grant
The bill reflects many of President Joe Biden’s campaign proposals, but they face a divided Congress From Higher Ed Dive By Hallie Busta April 21,...
A Consensus-Building Strategy for School Leaders
Presenting data as a compelling visual story can help school leaders get buy-in from all stakeholders on how to reach important goals. From Edutopia By...
Are Outdoor Mask Mandates Still Necessary?
Governments need to give Americans an off-ramp to the post-pandemic world. Ending outdoor mask requirements would be a good place to start. From The Atlantic...
Kindergarten Transitions Are Never Easy. But the Pandemic Has Made Them Harder.
According to a former kindergarten teacher, the transition to kindergarten can be challenging for many children and families. From EdSurge By Emily Tate Apr 16,...
Report: Principal supervisors a ‘key’ but sometimes untapped resource
Supervisors are “well-positioned to marshal the district’s resources” for this purpose, the report explained. From K-12 Dive By Naaz Modan April 20, 2021 Dive Brief:...