Advocacy means actively supporting a cause. Eight characteristics that make teachers, school leaders and parents effective advocates for their schools.
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School cell phone bans work when districts distinguish ordinary violations from defiance and support teachers with consistent enforcement.
Student agency gives learners a meaningful role in setting goals, making decisions, and taking responsibility for their growth
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