Slowing Down to Communicate With Intention
Tips for how administrators can ensure clarity and reduce teachers’ sense of being overwhelmed by communications. In education today, it
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Just Say No to Teaching Demos
Aditya Simha argues that teaching demos tell search committees very little about a faculty job candidate I have always found
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High Levels of Chronic Absence Affect All Kids, Not Just Those Missing School
Chang and Balfanz: With thousands of schools dealing with extreme chronic absence, academic results and attendance suffer across the board.
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DeepSeek: Everything Educators Need to Know About The New AI Model
DeepSeek R1 is a new reasoning AI model that has made the next generation of AI tools more readily available
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AI and Ethics: What School Leaders Need to Know
As generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) emerges in education, the ethical significance of actions—not just words—has become increasingly vital. As activist
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The Real Way to Stop Cheating in an AI World
AI didn’t create the cheating problem—but it might be the push we need to build a stronger culture of learning.
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How instructional coaches can break free from imposter syndrome
Instructional coaches can learn to overcome imposter syndrome with these seven strategies, writes Donna Spangler. You just facilitated a professional
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4 Easy Ways to Introduce AI Chatbots to Students
Have you introduced AI chatbots to your students? With more and more schools exploring ways to prepare students to interact
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8 strategies for inspiring engagement among elementary math students
How do you engage students in math? An instructional coach shares her best practices for making teaching and learning collaborative
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Facilitating a Common Vision for School Leaders and Teachers
A leadership coach shares how they helped staff at a middle school connect and collaborate on a new, data-driven plan.
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