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Data shows that alternative schools successfully re-engage youth, according to a new data brief from the John W. Gardner Center for Youth and their Communities at Stanford University, as reported by Education Slice. “On average,
Social-emotional learning (SEL) is an integral part of today’s schools, teaching students how to manage and regulate their emotions, identify and work through tough feelings, and support personal and academic achievements, according to an article
Building rapport — a sense of connection, friendliness and trust — is important, but it must pay dividends beyond the teacher-student relationship. Students must like or least care for each other says Heather Schwartz, practice
These six principles can empower school leaders to drive innovation and achieve more meaningful outcomes in the field of education, according to an article in Education Executive. 1 Embrace disruption Challenge the status quo. Just
Most districts in the country have not released guidance for the use of artificial intelligence in schools, despite the increasing use of such technology, according to Education Slice. Only five states have provided AI guidance:
As classroom technology continues to evolve, educators and school mental health professionals can use these strategies to help students navigate their digital world with purpose, according to eSchool News. Here is how technology can relieve
Early elementary schoolchildren who were age one to four in Spring 2020, when the pandemic disrupted education, continue to show a lack of school readiness in math and reading skills, according to a report in
“The relationships we cultivate with students and staff members are the most powerful tool we have to create the sense of belonging,” writes Sarah Mathew, Senior Executive Director of Outreach and Partnerships, Care Solace, in
Teaching has always been a stressful, but since the pandemic it has become even more so, according to eSchool News. According to research, 59 percent of teachers say they’re burned out and 28% reported experiencing
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