The Art Room inspires creativity, but hidden dangers, silica dust, kilns, and overcrowding make safety a duty of care too vital to overlook.
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Safer STEM: Building a Culture of Confidence in Every Science...
Science Safety’s Safer STEM platform delivers free, expert-designed modules that empower teachers and students to master safety practices.
School districts are removing or reviewing Flock cameras as students and communities question privacy, data sharing and documented safety value.
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According to the American Federation of Teachers, 85 percent of AFT teachers and school staff support a return to in-person learning as long as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines are followed.
Christy S. Martin, Ed.D. pays tribute to the teachers in her community, thanking them as the heroes and hard workers who have met the challenges and triumphed during the pandemic.
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School Schedule Instability Is Taking a Toll
The pandemic will be with us through the winter and spring, but we can do better and it might be prudent for districts to preschedule specific schools ahead of time.
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To Screen or Not to Screen; That Is the Question
Distance learning and zoom school has been taken to a whole new level in the past year, with many schools going completely remote in the spring.
The Conrad Challenge invites students between the ages of 13-18 from around the world to form teams of 2-5 and develop sustainable solutions to global challenges.
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An Urgent Effort to Support Student Needs in Response to...
Rob Waldron discusses why the Waldron Charitable Fund has made a $1 million grant funding local community organizations.
As more schools nationwide close in response to concerns about the spread of the COVID-19 virus, The Waldron Charitable Fund has announced that it will make $1 million in grant funding available to support community organizations serving the critical needs of the nation’s underserved children.
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Education Needs to Push the Hard-Reset Button
Matt Ridenour’s case for mastery based learning, updated with state policy since 2020, the push to replace seat time, and what the research finds.
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How Consistency Creates Positive Childhood Experiences
Social and Emotional Learning – how Kids Club not only changed her life, but also others.