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It's clear that a variety of circumstances means that some students need alternative school transportation options. With over 600 active school district contracts and over 21,000 students last year alone, EverDriven is committed to providing equal opportunities, mobility, and peace of mind as they strive to provide equitable education for all kids.
Digital libraries and videos can bring fun projects and well-rounded information. This is vital, as students need to see themselves in STEM.
Using manipulatives that have special meaning for students can help teachers build bonds as they learn about their interests and culture.
Baltimore STEM students used problem-based learning to solve a community problem and win a national prize.
An Arkansas school district's literacy specialist explains five elements of kicking off a new literacy program in grades six and above.
Social, emotional and behavioral needs are inextricably linked with academic performance. A whole-child approach can help each child succeed.
Learning to weigh both sides of an issue carefully and accurately can bring people together amid political divisiveness.
This post is sponsored by Vex Robotics Social emotional learning, or SEL, is a vital component of teaching holistically. For students to be successful...
Education leader Fred Ende's reflections on 2022 spark the recognition of valuable personal-growth lessons.
Formal or informal recording processes can help teachers see themselves in action and collaborate on video for professional development.
Ransomware for K-12 schools and colleges isn't a matter of if, but when. Cybersecurity expert Allen Jenkins explains the repercussions and solutions.
Interactive, hands-on learning helps draw elementary-school students into space education, explains STEM specialist Nicollette LeTellier.
A STEAM education expert explains how coding can help us teach students generosity, perseverance and collaboration.
National K-12 data offers reasons for optimism if educators look past averages to see many small learning recoveries.
Old education strategies won't work in 2023. Research indicates that personalizing learning is the path to student success.
Never-ending, confusing paperwork generated in higher education can be tamed with digital productivity solutions.
Students perform better when they feel safe.. Creating safe schools requires a comprehensive plan with physical steps and mental preparation.
Bullying by other students on social media can be especially difficult for students. Principal Michael Gaskell shares how educators can help.
Combine technology, individualized instruction and small-group teaching on students' path from special ed students to general ed classes.
Our school's digital house system to manage student groups has been a fun and informative way to keep in touch with families.
Creating a culture of gratitude strengthens your work community, enriches everyone in it and is worthy of full-time attention.
With reading proficiency dropping to 1992 levels, now is the time to implement more effective instruction with the science of reading.
Sharing your own enthusiasm and encouraging students to fail and try again can bring joyful learning to STEM classes.
Don't toss untested edtech into the classroom. It's better if all stakeholders partner to create research-based education technology tools.
Active, engaging digital learning opportunities put students in control of their own learning. Quality, not quantity, makes a difference.
Observe a child in a sandbox tinkering and playing, experimenting and creating. That is the spirit of a scientist.
Technology that keeps assignments. homework and student progress in one place and gives instant feedback has helped students with dyslexia.
More engaging, more available professional support can help lawyers and lawyers-to-be become and continue to be their best.
Chef and humanitarian Jose Andres addressed ACTFL members from Ukraine, sharing the importance of learning world languages.
If the STEM subjects are top-of-mind by the 4th grade, chances are a child will study those fields with confidence.
Educators can help students focus using internet coffeehouse sounds and can counter fake, negative social media photos with the real thing.
A personal adventure to New York Comic Con brought to mind several unexpected leadership lessons for educator Fred Ende.
A Montana district curriculum and special education director shares 3 lessons learned from measuring the success of SEL and student behavior.
Sandy Husk and Richard Culatta talk to SmartBrief about the nuances of blending ASCD’s professional development, leadership and whole-child focus with ISTE’s deep insights and expertise in education technology.
Introducing edtech activities can turn up the volume, but a loud classroom is a sign of engaged, eagerly learning students.
States, educators and parents support high-dosage tutoring. But to provide real academic benefits, tutoring must meet 3 key criteria.
Teaching students valuable interaction skills at school can have a ripple effect that leads to productive citizens and a safe community.
Building connections with students, staff, peers has been a person and professional management tool for Principal Donna Hayward.
When you allow the fear of a test to determine how you deliver instruction to English learners, you’re going to get it wrong, educator says.
Principal David Arencibia, a finalist for the NASSP 2023 Principal of the Year, can't stress high standards enough.
Educator shares 7 ways to equip student-athletes to perform well so they'll find success both in sports and in life.
A dean of students explains how educator well-being training helps her stays calm and support students and staff even when things get dicey.