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When a child gets a video game, what is the first thought that comes to mind? Let’s discuss some of the anxiety and expectancy of video games and childhood/parent psychology.
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Alma Olivas-Aguilar, Career & College Readiness Coordinator, has spent her life guiding people to the unlocked doors that lead to higher education and the endless opportunities that await.
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If we are interested in growing Independent Reading, we need to trust students and create an environment that actively supports this time.
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Widespread teacher shortages are putting even more stress on families and school communities nationwide.
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Many districts have taken ESSER and Title 1 funding as an opportunity to expand current programming. From edtech to professional development, schools have been flushed with resources to explore, implement, and expand programs over the past two years
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K-12 TeachersCommunityTodd StanleySocial Emotional Learning
Teaching Pedagogy Reflected in a Game of Kickball
Unique Teaching Pedagogy-I couldn’t help thinking as we left the playing field how each of the team’s played like they were taught in the classroom.
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The 2022 edition of “Great Advice for Grads” from Inceptia includes timely tips on loan repayment, inflation, Tik Tok investing, and more.
The free e-guide, now in its ninth edition, is an annual tradition for Inceptia and personal finance site NerdWallet. Through this collaborative partnership, “Great Advice” compiles the most salient tips from NerdWallet’s expert writers to help students transition to post-college life and finances.
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EducatorsK-12 TeachersStudentsParentsCovid-19Betsy HillRoger Stark
LEARNERS: HAPPIER, HEALTHIER, HERE’S HOW
According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, “The COVID-19 pandemic has presented many challenges to students, educators, and parents. Children already coping with mental health conditions have been especially vulnerable to the changes, and now we are learning about the broad impacts on students as a result of schools being closed, physically distancing guidelines and isolation, and other unexpected changes to their lives.”