November 15, 2021 BRANDON CLAYTON
The National Education Association defines achievement gaps as “the differences in academic performance between groups of students of different backgrounds.” They expla.........
October 25, 2021 Jaci Fong
Curriculum standards, school district guidelines, and educational technology are constantly evolving. This makes it challenging for educators to keep up with the best p.........
July 6, 2021 Jaci Fong
Academic honesty is one of the core values of the American educational system. From Pre-K to Ph.D., it’s essential that students, pupils, and learners do their own work.........
May 25, 2021 Jaci Fong
Every student brings unique social and emotional challenges into the classroom. As educators, it’s important to be open and receptive to students’ emotional needs. That.........
April 24, 2021 Jaci Fong
Growing Your Emotional IQ
Do you notice when a student is feeling listless, anxious, or depressed? How do you handle on.........
The shift to an online teaching environment will most likely continue to be the norm well into the 2020-2021 academic year which means traditional ways of staying organized may no longer translate since the majority of administrative, management, and academic work will be performed virtually.
COVID-19 forced schools to re-conceptualize education in the blink of an eye, so it’s understandable that teachers find themselves under more stress than ever. That stress quickly leads to burnout in a profession already grappling with high attrition. Here are 5 tips to keep things in perspective and to stay positive this fall.
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