Once teachers overcome the barriers of students who are challenged by unfamiliar concepts; they too can gain new knowledge and focus on student progress while adapting to their varying needs.
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Personalized professional learning is integral for educators to bring forth new innovative strategies that are conducive for their aims and particular interests that drive them to be educators while sharing knowledge and pedagogical methodologies.
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“Working twice as hard to get half as far” continues to loom in schools, many times African Americans women are not privy to these networks put in place that allow for white women to be successful in school systems as teachers.
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Have you ever been frustrated with school results so much that you wanted to open your own school? Well, that’s what Mark did; he transformed a junkyard into a school that changed the future of Native Students.
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What happens when you allow students the opportunity to explore? At Brightworks, a student might get cut, have bloody knuckles, or get a nasty bruise but students are allowed to be curious and build while using tools and solving real-world problems.
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Students who are better at coping with daily challenges, classroom conflicts, and academic success are said to possess strong social-emotional skills. Schools are working to create a culture that promotes positive conversations, a connected ability to work with others, and an openness to diverse prospectives.
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There are many opportunities in public schools, private schools, elementary classes to high school classes. What are you doing to ensure you have a job when you graduate?
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Although there are many exciting advantages there are also things we should keep in mind about Edtech, which is paving the way in an ever-increasing world.
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No longer does a student need to scramble to look up content in an Encyclopedia for information or scroll through the pages of a textbook. Now with a simple search, students can access a vast array of information… but with internet information, there are drawbacks.
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When I was a teacher, every holiday season I spent about $200. Yes, this seems like a lot but, gift-giving was a part of our school culture. Here is the breakdown below:
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Can you imagine writing on a digital table and sending it to your email? Well, it’s happening! Digital aids in integrated learning of print and digital material include Smart tables that are essentially digital, interactive displays as tables rather than wall displays.
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Across the US, students are demanding their rights to be recognized by their school administrators as students want more control over their education.
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Traditionally, students were not included in conversations that directly affected them even in the classroom setting but now School districts are incorporating student voice in everything they do!
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Keeping Up with School Assignments, Projects, and Deadlines are just a few things that students go through during middle school; at a time when feeling socially insecure and emotionally vulnerable are at its peak.
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Digital badges or micro-credentials is a way to recognize professionals who demonstrate skills and competence in specific areas of their field.
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Being a change agent can be tricky but with a little help, you too can change a school’s norm. Yes, teachers and staff can shift a culture.
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Most of the teachers I know genuinely want to change the world but once we arrive in predominantly white schools we are faced with adversity.
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Engaged students became more proactive in their learning, rather than just participating in classes which formed the basis of the previous understanding of engagement.
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Rather than punishing students, there has been ways that researchers have been looking into bringing in programs to not only bring down student conflict in schools, but to also give students tools to be able to handle conflict
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