Leadership

Who is Going to Teach the Kids?

Cameron Paterson shares how reprioritizing the focus of work for teachers is critical to the success of schools moving forward.

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Equity & Access

Having our Cake and Eating It Too

David Cook shares the chief elements of a learner-centered system and why measuring all learners the same doesn't work.

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Equity & Access

School Systems Lack Capacity to Support Data Driven Decision Making, National Survey Finds

Data can be a powerful tool for education improvement, but school systems need help to ensure that educators and administrators have access to timely, accurate, and actionable data, as well as the analytical skills needed to leverage it in meaningful ways. The Project Unicorn coalition is working to ensure that the promise of education data is not a myth, but an everyday reality.

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Equity & Access

Empowering Educators: The Equity for Wellness Summit

Recently, Wellness for Educators hosted its first conference, the Equity for Wellness Summit, which served as a collaborative effort between organizations invested in the growth, development, and sustainability of healthy individuals who work in any capacity of education.

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Getting Through

How To Know What Your Teenager Is Doing In School

By: Jamie Steckart. Head of School at THINK Global School shares a simple, yet effective process to use in home to not only build upon the parent-student relationship, but relieve some of the anxiety and stress brought on by the shift to distance learning.

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Equity & Access

Literacy Concerns in the New Mutuality

The recent pandemic is illuminating gaps or deficiencies and Eric discusses how to make sure basic needs are met for the most vulnerable students and not let the literacy gap widen while schools are closed.

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