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  • The Word ‘Supervision’ Shouldn’t

    The Word ‘Supervision’ Shouldn’t

      The Word ‘Supervision’ Shouldn’t Get a Bad Rap. Here’s Why Kim (Kimberly) Morrison Kazmierczak is an elementary principal in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Ann Mausbach is an associate professor for educational leadership at Creighton University. Power. Why do we only feel comfortable using this word when we are in the gym? Or when listening to…

  • Students Can Thrive in STEM

    Students Can Thrive in STEM—But They Need the Right Push Chris Moore is CEO of the global youth education nonprofit community FIRST, dedicated to advancing STEM education. As a child, I dreamed of becoming an astronaut or marine biologist, but my life’s trajectory changed during middle school when a teacher told me I didn’t have…

  • Adopting New Classroom Technologies Is Hard

    Adopting New Classroom Technologies Is Hard. A New Federal Guide Aims to Help While availability and affordability are often the focus of discussions around digital equity, new guidance from the U.S. Department of Education emphasizes the importance of addressing adoption barriers as well. The report, Advancing Digital Equity for All, provides education leaders and policymakers…

  • ‘Ambassadors of Hope’: Why Past Leaders Lean on Their Fellow Honorees

    ‘Ambassadors of Hope’: Why Past Leaders Lean on Their Fellow Honorees After nine classes of Leaders To Learn From, previous award-winners have gone on to helm some of the biggest school systems in the United States and to win state and national accolades. Even so, many say that the best benefit of the program was…

  • Families Sue Rhode Island’s Governor

    Families Sue Rhode Island’s Governor to Overturn His School Mask Mandate My daughter is growing moody and withdrawn. My child’s attention span has dropped. My daughter can’t breathe. My oldest has allergies and has developed a rash from wearing a mask all day. These are just some of the reasons why 16 parents, in a…

  • how to practice to law college

     how to practice to law college as soon as the season for university packages begin, you will infrequently have the time for yourself amidst all the forms that you want to fill out. entering into law faculty is not any clean feat. If you make a decision that you actually need to absorb law in…

  • Finding the Right College Program for You

     Finding the Right College Program for You There are all kinds of college programs that are available today for those seeking higher education and degrees in a wide variety of fields. The problem often lies in finding the type of education that is appropriate for your specific needs. We all learn best through different methods…

  • Benedictine university Tops Out As america’s great online university

     Benedictine university Tops Out As america’s great online university Benedictine university has a long status history of first-rate training. at the start based in 1887 by way of Benedictine monks, the college has undergone numerous call changes and grown to what it’s far today. first of all a faculty to teach Czech and Slovak men,…

  • Are SAT prep courses worth it?

    Are SAT prep courses worth it? SAT significance has changed dramatically over the past few years. Many students try to score as high as viable, because a high SAT score may translate into acceptance, and in some cases, scholarship money. The basics of testing can be learnt pretty easily; but the cognizance of this newsletter…

  • An less difficult manner to Getting A university education online

     An less difficult manner to Getting A university education online Many humans in today’s society do now not have the time they want if you want to attend a university or college as a way to similarly their education.  So, there is an simpler manner to get a university diploma and this is via taking…

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