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    How COVID-19 Delayed the Push to Rethink Student Safety

    The 74 Sep 11, 2021

    The restart of fully in-person public school classes in less than a month will bring the return of nearly a million students — along with more than 4,000 school safety…

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    Organizations Focused on Teaching Food Literacy

    Food Tank Sep 10, 2021

    Food literacy, the understanding that food choices affect human and planetary health, can be an important tool for building resilient individuals and communities. A combination of nutrition knowledge, culinary skill,…

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    Maintaining Online Connections With Students of Color During the Pandemic

    The 74 Sep 10, 2021

    Although navigating school during a global pandemic presented new challenges for almost all K-12 staff nationwide, some educators, like Jeffrey Wright of Woonsocket, Rhode Island, faced an additional difficulty that…

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    The Uncertainty of Afterschool Programs Amid COVID

    The 74 Sep 10, 2021

    For years, a patchwork of afterschool programs in Dallas have provided care for thousands of children and reassurance to working parents their kids are in a safe place for the…

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    The Disconnect Between Public High Schools and Public Universities

    The 74

    High school graduation rates have soared across the country over the last decade, accompanied by the cheers of educators and lawmakers alike. But in the vast majority of states, simply attaining a…

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    Student Learning Gains in Schools Where Teachers Mentor Have Multi-Classroom Leaders

    The 74 Sep 10, 2021

    In survey after survey, teachers report dissatisfaction with the professional development they receive. Many aren’t satisfied with their professional learning communities or coaching opportunities. Teachers say they want more on-the-job development, career advancement while teaching, and collaboration time.…

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    How Co-Presidents Could Improve Leadership In Higher Education

    The Aspen Institute Sep 10, 2021

    There is no question about it: being a college or university president is hard. And, it is getting harder. These deepening challenges mean the time has come to re-think how we view…

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    How Various States Are Approaching Pandemic Learning Loss and Recovery

    The 74 Sep 9, 2021

    Last month, 15 civil rights, business, and education advocacy organizations sent a letter to Education Secretary Miguel Cardona urging the department to share its plans for how states will be expected to…

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    How All Types of Students Benefit From Education Technology

    The Hechinger Report

    Schools across the country are turning to technology to help them better serve students who don’t speak English, who are at risk and who are adult learners back in school…

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    Three Future-Ready Strategies for Early Learning

    Getting Smart Sep 9, 2021

    As we think about the future of teaching and learning, we imagine classrooms that foster creativity and critical thinking. We envision groups of students collaborating with one another to imagine…

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    Why Investment in New Orleans Is Crucial to Address the Effects of Climate Change

    The Hechinger Report Sep 8, 2021

    Is there any school district whose students experienced more disruptions than those in New Orleans? Between the major storms of Katrina and Ida there have been dozens of hurricanes and…

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    Native Language Schools Are Taking Back Education

    Yes! Magazine

    For more than 150 years, the Wôpanâak language was silent. With no fluent speakers alive, the language of the Mashpee Wampanoag people existed only in historical documents. It was by…

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