How entrepreneurship education builds strong community ties
My district’s relationship with the business community, which uses entrepreneurship education as a cornerstone, is about to get even stronger.
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My district’s relationship with the business community, which uses entrepreneurship education as a cornerstone, is about to get even stronger.
Learning to embrace the good during the bad is one of life's lessons that gives a more peaceful point of view.
Build relationships among teachers and staff by connecting with them personally and finding ways for them to connect with each other.
School schedules, high-quality materials and effective professional development are three areas of systemic change that improve outcomes.
Our youngest learners develop rapidly, so teachers get to know preschoolers before school starts and year-round to meet their needs.
Here's how one leader frees up his time by letting a chatbot do the lion's share of his more mundane tasks.
Acknowledging and welcoming change, then accepting that what is different may be the new normal, are important parts of leadership.
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AI chat tools have their limitations, but recognizing them allows educators to work around them for efficiency and efficacy.
Play-based programs are wonderful, but they must be balanced with activities that reinforce the concepts students are learning.
Fred Ende shares 4 leadership lessons, including the larger picture of who is affected by your own transitions.
Teachers who share lessons in life skills as well as academics can help students meet their potential.
New experiences create opportunities to do things differently, take stock of our limitations and increase our enjoyment.
Prevention, preparedness and response are the three legs of the school safety stool. Technology offers helpful school safety measures.
Prevention, preparedness and response are the three legs of the school safety stool. Technology offers helpful school safety measures.
Making video recording optional earned us buy-in, and using videos only for coaching has made it popular among administrators and teachers.
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An Idaho superintendent shares lessons learned after a school shooting and changes made to enhance school safety.
Belonging, or not, isn't always as straightforward as it seems. Connections are important, but let the nuances of belonging be your guide.
Horace Mann Award finalist Natalie Johnson-Berry has an extensive background that allows her to build bridges to diversity and inclusion.
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Making connections with others, which can be aided by storytelling, is a powerful way to develop and nurture resilience in students.
Involved individuals who practice education servant leadership often are the enthusiasts behind initiatives that benefit students.
Identity, dissent and diamonds were all important lessons educator Fred Ende gleaned during the ASCD 2023 conference.
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Author, educator and debate coach Brandon P. Fleming talks about the power of compassion to radically change -- and save! -- lives.
Using Universal Design for Learning when developing courses helps ensure inclusive learning for students in college as well as K-12.
Don't stress over the possibility that students might cheat with ChatGPT. Instead of seeing AI dilemmas, recognize AI's many benefits.
I applaud teacher pay increases, but retention also hinges on viewing teachers as artists and giving them the autonomy to teach creatively.
Our district cut through the clutter of different apps and paper messages to consolidate communications and ensure we are reaching families.
Landing in a new environment or situation offers the opportunity for shifting focus, letting leaders exercise different approaches.
Calm students down and help them get more done in class with neural activity that comes from helping to spark curiosity or a broader view.
Teachers who develop and practice resilience and get support from peers and leaders often are better at regulating their classrooms.
Communicating classroom rules and having a plan for misbehavior are important steps toward managing problems that arise.
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Education leader Fred Ende's reflections on 2022 spark the recognition of valuable personal-growth lessons.
Bullying by other students on social media can be especially difficult for students. Principal Michael Gaskell shares how educators can help.
Creating a culture of gratitude strengthens your work community, enriches everyone in it and is worthy of full-time attention.