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An ongoing goal of the National Museum of the American Indian is to change the Native American narrative in schools all year long.
Determining priorities and accepting technological realities helped one school adopt an AI policy to suit teachers and students.
A term used to describe the generation that grew up with Starbucks as part of their lives, the “Starbucks generation” generally includes Gen Zs...
AI in education is important, but AI and CTE are a must-have partnership to help prepare students for jobs-yet-to-be and AI itself.
AI tools already are being used a little in education, but for real effectiveness, professional development for teachers and pre-service teachers is paramount.
Decide whether you need paid or free AI tools, and then learn about some of the different options and what they do.
A variety of edtech tools can help alleviate student stress by connecting them beyond the classroom and helping them share thoughts.
Several targeted questions can help you when evaluating edtech to ensure it works well and is worth keeping in your school.
Teasing out colleagues' concerns and needs by asking the right questions can result in thoughtful answers and better leadership.
Thanksgiving isn't just a holiday in November -- it's an attitude of gratitude that can and should be shared with teachers year-round.
World War I gets the short shift in history classes, but it started a US transformation. Here's how to connect it to current events.
Why we must reenvision teacher professional development so that it addresses what teachers really need to help them do their jobs.
Classroom teachers should avoid being authoritarian or permissive. Instead, the right amount of authority lies in being authoritative.
Consider these practical education cybersecurity solutions for resource-strapped school districts from a coalition of edtech providers.
The American Cancer Society is collaborating with Bank of America and other organizations to address the leading causes of death in communities of color.
Superintendents should be sure to communicate regularly with the constituencies represented by the three corners of the triangle of success.
An instructional design specialist shares her insights into the benefits of dual language programs for all students.
Objects, whether from the National Air and Space Museum or a dusty closet, can give students a different perspective on lessons.
Work-based learning experiences can be powerful learning opportunities, but they can be a challenge to coordinate.
All students need to know educators care about them individually. Putting some effort into the small stuff can help them thrive.
Whether delivering feedback to students or faculty, the way in which you do it can affect behavior, performance and classroom climate.
A Samsung Solve for Tomorrow winner pulls the curtain back to show how the students, the school and the community gained from the project.
Games and leadership can be wise companions, as playing games can offer different perspectives and ways to lead others.
An assessment for your school should align with current research, encourage high expectations and offer teacher support tools.
Integrating Jim Knight’s Impact Cycle and Solution Tree's PLC framework can help educators with effective PLC coaching.
Infusing data usage into curriculum and partnering with others can bring data skills to students and benefit the community as well.
Inspiring college students to cultivate relationships with a networking curriculum can boost career confidence and level the playing field.
This post is sponsored by Generation Esports American K-12 students are missing school at alarming rates. More than a quarter of students missed 10%...
A former teacher who is Deaf says mainstream-school staff can take cues from people in the Deaf community on what's best for Deaf students.
My district’s relationship with the business community, which uses entrepreneurship education as a cornerstone, is about to get even stronger.
The Smithsonian Institution offers many free professional learning opportunities for teachers, often held during the summer.
School leaders considering a new AI-driven technology must be sure the use is safe and effective, explains Adam Geller, founder of Edthena.
How a collaborative effort provides reliable and transparent information to help edtech district leaders select the best products.
Taking STEM outdoors can help students make real-world connections, broaden their social skills and show them how to become problem-solvers.
Social skills are a must for landing a job, but today's students lack the confidence to talk easily with adults. Here are ways to help.
Learning to embrace the good during the bad is one of life's lessons that gives a more peaceful point of view.
Data on instructional coaching impact for a districtwide report showcases its efficacy and encourages continuing educational improvement.
This post is sponsored by EverDriven According to the Urban Institute, educational inequity extends beyond classroom walls: it starts with inadequate transportation options for...
What's it like to teach at an online school compared with a traditional school? Two teachers from Ohio and Oregon offer insight.
Moving from concrete experiences to abstract symbols with manipulatives and pictorial representations creates learning, not just memorization.
How educators can create safety for LGBTQ+ students, even as handling queer issues in schools becomes increasingly politicized.
Build relationships among teachers and staff by connecting with them personally and finding ways for them to connect with each other.