- Black lives ain’t never gon’ matter in the classroom until Black English does
A teacher offers advice on battling linguistic racism in the classroom.
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- Project-based learning: An evidence-based way to improve social studies
Studies show project-based learning improves Social Studies scores.
- Do endings matter?
“Offer that extension,” he writes. “Excuse that assignment…. Let us, by showing grace, make the memory of this stormy year just a bit more peaceful.”
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A new report from NCEE details the actions countries with high-performing school systems took to do distance learning well.
The post Beyond #PoliceFreeSchools: Converting calls for change into lasting reform
We must challenge systemwide and centuries-old reliance on surveillance and domination as a means of establishing order in American public schools.
The post ASCD stands with the Asian community
Support and resources to address and dismantle racism in schools.
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By Erik Powell As educators in the pandemic, we’ve had to redesign entire lessons, units, and courses on the fly while learning new technology such as Zoom and Microsoft Teams. We’ve also been collaborators, default IT personnel, and amateur
- Four ways to support teacher well-being
Schools need to take steps to prevent historic levels of burnout and low morale.
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- Key lessons from the nation’s top principal
School leaders should understand their "purpose" and be willing to push back, says Richard Gordon, the 2021 National Principal of the Year.