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Most districts struggle to provide PD that works. Which approach is best?

A recent study examined the effectiveness of three common types of professional development.

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Why being forced to precisely follow a curriculum harms teachers and students

Research shows that flexibility in teaching methods and curricula allows teachers and students to participate more fully in the learning process – and even promotes a more democratic society.

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Making sure new edtech initiatives succeed: The 3 S’s

By ensuring initiatives meet all three criteria, we can move beyond the cycle of short-lived programs to create lasting positive change in education.

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Making STEM assessment student-centered

How do we maintain academic standards while honoring the creative, iterative nature of STEM learning?

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Leading with data: Navigating AI, budget constraints, and alternative data sources for smarter decision-making

School leaders have access to an unprecedented amount of information, but the challenge is finding how to harness data effectively to drive real, measurable improvements.

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Creating student-centered systems is the key to student success

Redesigning systems to look at students more holistically can achieve significantly better academic, behavioral, health, and life outcomes.

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To see results, edtech adoption needs to be thoughtful and thorough

Just because a tool is innovative doesn’t mean it’s designed solely with students and teachers in mind.

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I loved being a school principal. But anxiety and depression brought me to a breaking point.

I want school leaders who are struggling with their mental health to know they are not alone.

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The real costs of ICE raids at schools – and what educators should do

Even the threat of immigration raids can undermine attendance and the trust educators have developed with families.

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Restoring trust in the system: Lessons learned from the PowerSchool data breach

The incident should be a wake-up call for administrators, teachers, parents, and vendors to ask tough questions about what data is collected, why it’s being stored, and how it is being protected.

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Time, data, flexible materials: Making high-quality math curriculum work

By focusing on these foundational changes, schools can create a more coherent and effective approach to math instruction.

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Content guru Natalie Wexler urges us to move ‘Beyond the Science of Reading’

New book recommends that educators broaden focus with history and science to help students go deeper and learn more.

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