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How HyperDocs Can Make Schoolwork More Student Friendly
HyperDocs are a way to give high school students easy access to everything they need for the week in one
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School mental health supports are a pathway to equity
The Jed Foundation’s director of high school implementation writes school mental health work must include a focus on systemic change.
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Anti-vax group mounts legal blitz to sow disinformation against vaccinations
Texas group the Informed Consent Action Network has capitalized on fear surrounding supposed vaccine mandates Just as the Covid-19 vaccine
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Hybrid learning here to stay, but it’s teachers who make the difference, survey shows
Hybrid teaching and learning — some combination of in-person and virtual instruction — is here to stay, according to a
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It’s Time We Begin Using Assessments to Look Forward, Instead of Back
When California waived the requirement for state assessments this year, one superintendent was ready to support both struggling and excelling
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Compassion Fatigue Is Overwhelming Educators During the Pandemic
In April 2020, my great-aunt suddenly died from a rare and aggressive cancer. She was an adored and hilarious high
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Teaching Students to Code Using Free Simulators
Coding simulators give teachers a way to set up low floor, high ceiling activities for elementary students to practice what
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K–12 Leaders Must Prepare for Retiring Outdated Tech
Having a plan for phasing out legacy technology can yield cost savings, a better user experience and increased security. Those
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