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Businesses can build bridges between education and industry by offering work-based learning programs, while boosting their talent development strategies as well, according to a report by American Student Assistance, as reported in K-12 Dive. In
School leaders are spending time this summer reviewing safety data and preparing plans for the 2024-25 school year, according to an article in Forbes. Understanding measures in place and based on best practices is critical
Staff and students at Yates Elementary in Schenectady, N.Y., rarely end a conversation without uttering two words: “Choose Kind,” according to Education Week. The phrase, written on signs throughout the school and spoken at the
Public school teachers are stressed out by their work. They have a gloomy outlook on the problems students face and a dim view of K-12 education’s future, according to an article in Forbes. These views
Like most teachers, Dani Boepple devotes a lot of mental energy to devising ways to motivate and engage her students, according to an article in Education Week. Boepple teaches science at McDonald Middle School in
Giving teachers more control over their collaboration with peers may boost the effectiveness of teacher teams and encourage educators to stay in the classroom, according to Education Week. At Westwood High School in Mesa, Ariz.,
Kids are born to play. And when Peter Gray was young, adults made sure that’s exactly what they did, according to an article in The 74. Gray grew up in the 1950s, when children were
“At districts, efforts to transform education should center on launching skunkworks programs,” according to Thomas Arnett, a senior research fellow at the Clayton Christensen Institute, writing in Education Next. “These will not be shiny new
Since classroom time is critical to learning, teachers and students simply cannot afford to lose precious time due to clumsy technology, writes Madeleine Mortimore, global education innovation and research lead for Logitech, where she leads
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