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School & District Management What Can Educators Do to Incite Lasting Change? Build Stronger Relationships

Lauraine Langreo, September 19, 2022

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Student Well-Being Goodbye to COVID Vaccine, Testing Mandates. What That Means for Schools

Lauraine Langreo, September 16, 2022

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As schools increasingly turn to technology, the risk of cyberattacks have also grown.

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Privacy & Security Cybersecurity a Top Ed-Tech Priority for States, But Funding Lags

Lauraine Langreo, September 13, 2022

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Some school districts are ending their remote learning programs because they were not nearly as effective as in-person instruction.

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Classroom Technology So Long, Remote Learning: Why Some Districts Are Ending Virtual Options

Lauraine Langreo, September 2, 2022

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Strong relationships between students and staff are essential to ensuring school safety concerns are reported in time to take action.

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School Climate & Safety How to Encourage Students to Report Threats

Lauraine Langreo, August 30, 2022

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Principals said using student test scores as a metric in evaluating their effectiveness as a leader isn’t a bad idea, but other factors should also be considered.

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School & District Management Is Judging Principals by Test Scores a Mistake?

Lauraine Langreo, August 23, 2022

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Guy E. Rowe Elementary School teacher Lisa Cooper paints shelves in her kindergarten class at the Norway, Maine, school on Aug. 17.

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School & District Management How to Re-Energize Teachers and Students This School Year

Lauraine Langreo, August 19, 2022

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Ninth graders mold a custom phone cord holder in a STEM program at Pennsbury High School in Falls Township, Pa. Women’s interest in computer science mostly starts in high school, according to the Girls Who Code/Logitech report.

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Future of Work The Key to Getting Girls Interested in STEM Could Be Their Teacher

Lauraine Langreo, August 17, 2022

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Classrooms were empty during long stretches of remote and hybrid instruction. Some educators suggest student behavior problems are linked to the bumpy transition back to in-person learning.

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School Climate & Safety From Our Research Center How Many Teachers Have Been Assaulted by Students or Parents? We Asked Educators

Lauraine Langreo, August 9, 2022

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A section of a classroom door from Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, is seen during a Texas Senate hearing on the deadly shooting there.

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School Climate & Safety 3 Reasons Many Schools Don't Have Classroom Doors That Lock From the Inside

Lauraine Langreo, August 8, 2022

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Twenty-five percent of U.S. public schools lack classroom doors that can be locked from the inside, according to the most recent data from the National Center on Education Statistics.

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School Climate & Safety Shouldn't Classroom Doors Lock From the Inside? Here's Why Many Don't

Lauraine Langreo, August 4, 2022

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Marlon Styles Jr., the superintendent of the Middletown City School District in Ohio, speaks at the 2022 ISTE Leadership Exchange in New Orleans on June 26. The session was part of the International Society for Technology in Education's national conference.

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Classroom Technology Q&A Superintendent: Recruit More Black Male Educators, Get Tech in the Hands of All Students

Lauraine Langreo, August 3, 2022

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Future of Work Do Students Have Passion for Today's In-Demand Jobs? A New Analysis Says No

Lauraine Langreo, July 29, 2022

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Almost 6 in 10 teachers said their students mastered the content they needed to during the 2021-22 school year, according to a Khan Academy/YouGov survey.

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Student Achievement What Teachers Say Is the Biggest Barrier to Learning Recovery

Lauraine Langreo, July 26, 2022

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Ninth graders make small adjustments to the path of their robot at Pennsbury High School in Falls Township, Pa.

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Future of Work Want Girls to Pursue STEM Learning? Hear What Female NASA Scientists Have to Say

Lauraine Langreo, July 19, 2022

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A student juggles a soccer ball on a playground at Washington Elementary School in Lynwood, Calif. Schools and outside organizations are struggling to find workers to oversee after-school programs, which provide crucial opportunities for social-emotional support and homework help for students.

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Recruitment & Retention From Our Research Center After-School Programs Face Perfect Storm of Staffing and Funding Problems, Survey Finds

Lauraine Langreo, July 14, 2022

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Classroom Technology Research About Educational Technology Needs a More Critical and Useful Lens

Lauraine Langreo, June 29, 2022

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A screenshot from the game, Minecraft Dungeon.

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Future of Work Want to Get Girls Interested in STEM Careers? Try Minecraft

Lauraine Langreo, June 29, 2022

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Science How to Close the STEM Achievement Gap for Indigenous Students: Feature Local Culture

Lauraine Langreo, June 28, 2022

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Kindergarteners in North Dakota work on a robotics activity that uses Ozobots. In some Hawaii schools, students use VEX robots to learn robotics concepts and to help prepare them for STEM careers.

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Future of Work How a NASA-Supported Robotics Program Is Preparing Students for STEM Careers

Lauraine Langreo, June 27, 2022

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