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Stress – best defined as when the demands of a situation exceed the resources you have to cope – is
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Virginia’s K-12 enrollment still not yet back to pre-pandemic levels
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Amazon to Shut Down Online Course and Test-Prep Offering in India
Amazon is planning to close down a test-prep and online course program based in India as the business environment for
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Meaningfulness-based education program to have first graduates
When second-grade special education teacher Karla Deaton walks down the Green County Primary School hallway, students quickly get in line.
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‘Press Play’ Isn’t a Teaching Strategy: Why Educators Need New Methods for Video
My first foray into using video in my teaching involved a TV cartwheeled into my classroom, replete with a connected
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This TikToker is ‘consensually doxxing’ people to teach them about social media privacy
Kristen Sotakoun is no cybersecurity expert, but her TikTok videos are showing people the holes in their “private” accounts. Many
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Rethinking the Manager’s Operating System
Late last year, I shared an article here at SmartBrief on Leadership, introducing the idea of the Manager’s Operating System
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4 Strategies Administrators Can Use to Respond to Negative Comments on Social Media
Managing negative social media can be tough. These strategies can help school leaders craft appropriate responses to criticism. As a
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Collegial Coaching for Mutual Benefit
With this coaching relationship, hierarchy doesn’t matter—it’s all about school leader colleagues supporting each other for professional growth. School leadership
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Setting Up a School Store as Project-Based Learning
A high school course on running a retail store can provide special education students with valuable academic and professional skills.
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