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  • Cultivating Joy in Education To Improve Student Well-Being

    Getting Smart Aug 30, 2024

    Accountability is crucial in education. As educational leaders, we must ensure students meet high learning standards. However, our single-minded focus on standardized testing is extinguishing the joy of learning for…

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  • Access to Recess Improves Students’ Physical and Mental Health

    EdSource Aug 30, 2024

    When one of our sons (then a third grader) lost access to recess privileges for a week last school year, he came home cranky and irritable. As he put it,…

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  • Criminalizing Homelessness Harms Students

    EdSource Aug 30, 2024

    Gov. Gavin Newsom’s recent encampment executive order mandating the clearing of homeless encampments on state property, coupled with the start of the school year and a new Supreme Court decision,…

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  • The Strong Black Woman Stereotype Harms Black Girls’ Mental Health

    The 74 Aug 29, 2024

    I had my first suicidal ideations at age 8 due to bullying in school. I forced those feelings aside, but I still wanted to kill myself until I was 14…

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  • Student Anti-War Protests: A Complex History

    Higher Ed Dive Aug 29, 2024

    The end of the 2023-24 academic year came to a dramatic close for the scores of colleges challenged by widespread anti-war student protests over the Israel-Hamas war. But one institution,…

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  • Fostering Disabled Students’ Sense of Belonging

    Edutopia Aug 28, 2024

    School is a place where everyone should feel that they belong. However, for students with disabilities, this has not always been the case—the education system has a long history of…

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  • When Tough Love Harms Black Students

    Chalkbeat Aug 27, 2024

    Whenever you’re dealing with kids as an adult, it’s important to remember they are years away from being fully developed physically, mentally, or emotionally. Even during moments where children misbehave,…

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  • Teaching Evolution: Precision Prevents Misconceptions

    Edutopia Aug 27, 2024

    Geneticist Theodosius Dobzhansky famously stated that “nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution.” Biochemical processes, aspects of anatomy and physiology, ecological relationships, and more can be…

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  • Rural Bilingual Students: Supporting Achievement

    The Daily Yonder Aug 27, 2024

    Throughout rural America, non-native English speakers are less likely than their urban peers to get proper support in school, sometimes leading to a lifetime of lower educational attainment. But some…

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  • Community-Driven Learning: Students Map Green Infrastructure Using Technology

    Getting Smart Aug 27, 2024

    When 80 middle school students from Billy L. Lauffer Middle School, a Title I school in southeast Tucson, hopped off the bus at the University of Arizona, it was not…

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  • Back-To-School Stress: Neurodivergent Students Face Added Challenges

    The Hechinger Report Aug 26, 2024

    The start of the school year can be stressful, but parents of neurodivergent children are more likely to report back-to-school stress, feeling overwhelmed, unprepared and scared than other parents, according…

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  • Earning a Degree in Prison: Four Men Share Their Journeys [Video]

    EdSource Aug 26, 2024

    Samual N. Brown, Allen Burnett, Charlie Praphatananda and Dara Yin have stories to tell about their journeys earning degrees in prison. Their time behind bars was shrouded by their reality.…

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