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From "shock aborbers" needed for re-opened schools to the academic excellence of gay male students, Education Extra Credit brings some interesting education articles to you.
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Ibram X. Kendi and Keisha Blain tell teachers to push back on efforts to censor history lessons.
How US swim champion Katie Ledecky is using her Olympic experiences to help students connect to STEM.
Supreme Court Associate Justice Sonya Sotomayor urges teachers to help students become civic-minded.
A chief academic officer shares how his district improved its literacy instruction through consistency, explicit phonics instruction and a commitment to professional development.
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A curriculum director explains why leaning into social and emotional learning this year is a key step in getting students back on track academically.
Five reasons all districts need a one-stop school-home communications platform to improve coordination and engagement between the school community and home.
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How Southeast Elementary School in Mississippi turned to technology for help supporting and nurturing young readers.
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SmartBrief Education announces its 2022 education technology awards
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Rather than driving change from the top down, usage analytics allows districts to manage change from the classroom up, technology director Jeff Faust writes.
What a California school district is doing to support students’ learning recovery.
Connecting activities to students, using a weekly newsletter and telling students about you can help build connections in virtual classrooms, teacher Dawn Comer writes.
Rather than make traditional resolutions, Fred Ende, a director of curriculum and instructional services in Yorktown Heights, N.Y., resolves not to do three things in 2022: advocate for a return to pre-pandemic life, engage in "toxic positivity," or put fear, uncertainty and doubt into decision-making.
Teacher explains how to coach a high-school esports team -- the missing extracurricular activity many underserved students flock to -- for community-building and improved achievement.
Education Secretary Miguel Cardona says the country's education reset should include student connectedness, a lifting of teacher dignity and meaningful family engagement.
SmartBrief readers send in their biggest education lessons from 2021 -- and editor Katie Parsons responds.
History holds important, hopeful lessons for current K-12 students.
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Many students can benefit greatly from virtual learning – and they did during the pandemic. But their success depends on school leaders getting rid of faulty assumptions.
Staff SEL is just as vital as student SEL. Here's how to help.
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