By following these tips, teachers can effectively prepare for conferences and enhance the success of both the student and the parent-teacher relationship.
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“O Captain, My AI Captain!” Reimagining Dead Poets Society in...
4 minutes readThis feel-good piece reimagines Dead Poets Society in today’s digital world, where Mr. Keating inspires through screens, apps, and AI-powered poetry.
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How Educators Are Shaping the Future Through Social Media
8 minutes readAs educators expand their influence on social media, it’s important for parents to stay in the loop about who their children are following online.
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The Crucial Role of Crisis Prevention, Behavior Support, and Mental...
5 minutes readCrisis and mental health teams are reshaping schools into safer, more supportive spaces—powered by care, collaboration, and innovative technology.
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The Power of Music Education and the Joy of the...
4 minutes readAs we celebrate this musical season, let’s remember that music education is essential—helping students discover who they are and who they can become.
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Five Strategies for Maximizing Assessment in the Digital Age
by Blake Bishop6 minutes readIn the wake of the COVID-19 shutdowns, educator Blake Bishop was forced to pivot from traditional teaching to digital instruction overnight.
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EducatorsK-12 TeachersHot Topics - controversialTeacher Appreciation
Teacher Appreciation: Celebrating the Heart and Humanity Behind Every Classroom
3 minutes readThis Teacher Appreciation Week, let’s recognize the dedication, compassion, and extra-mile mindset that make educators everyday heroes.
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It is time to elevate the role of Information Technology (IT) professionals in education and ensure they receive the recognition and resources they deserve.
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STEAM in EducationEducators
Bring STEM to Life with Hands-On Learning
by Amanda McGee5 minutes readWhen students actively work through a challenging problem or idea, they see that learning is a process and that success doesn’t always come on the first try.