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Cybersecurity Considerations During COVID-19 (S1, E7)
In this episode of the CoSN Podcast, we hear from Amy McLaughlin and Tom Ashley as they discuss various cybersecurity considerations during COVID-19.
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A step-by-step questionnaire helps schools assess remote learning readiness, choose continuity strategies, and maintain student engagement during closures.
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Explore the impact of digital disruption in education, rising teacher workloads, and why more advanced technology is needed for learner-centric solutions.
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Having a Gifted Child and Being a Gifted Coordinator
Author and educator Todd Stanley shares the best way to cope with the quirks of your gifted child and how it’s always good to have someone to talk to.
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EdTech: The Benefits of Technology in the Classroom
Implementing technology into the classroom can provide a wealth of benefits to student learning.
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Reinventing Learning for the Always-On Generation
The digital generations have grown up with literally hundreds of different ways to communicate.
Teaching with technology can be kind of like getting onto a roller coaster or auditioning for a play.
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Creating a New School Doesn’t Take a Physical Redesign
We also believe that our students’ happiness with their choice to seek out a non traditional instructional model is a sign of success.