I spoke with Sheldon L. Eakins, host of โLeading Equity,' about the current teacher shortage crisis, strategies for retaining teachers, the role of school leaders and administrators in teacher retention, and much more. Listen here: https://t.co/jH33dU3Yh9
As #educators, we want to see our students take initiative and thrive in leadership positions. Here are six ways schools can help facilitate student participation and #leadership: https://t.co/oZT5KoyJsl
Throughout the pandemic, student scores were falling. However, high-dose, intensive #tutoring is helping improve #testscores. Now, researchers are looking at how this method of tutoring will integrate into online classrooms. Learn more here: https://t.co/sA4fLZ31mx
In a recent survey, researchers identified what online students deem critical for their educational experience. #Teachers, how do you incorporate these into your classrooms? #onlinelearning https://t.co/JKxEvBxLc7
@LakeShowYo Yeah, Iโm watching this very closely. My money is on no suspension and no fine. Not because he doesnโt deserve it, but for โotherโ reasons. ๐
A recent survey indicates that underserved students are less likely than their peers to pursue any #education after high school because schools donโt show them all their postsecondary options. Read more from @Forbes: https://t.co/90akhYhiBa
Not all students learn at the same pace or in the same way. Mastery-based education allows students to move through standards at their own pace and promote success for all. Read more from @USNewsEducation: https://t.co/m5sVA2MNBN #k12education#teacherthoughts
A major misconception of #onlineschool is that itโs impersonal. A new study from @Stanford indicates that online education promotes #empathy, a major driver for academic success. Read more from @RealClearEd https://t.co/tovcr3lytq
With the rise of AI chatbots, educators are wondering what the implications are in the classroom. @NCStateCED conducted research about the ethics of AI in K-12 education. Check out their findings here: https://t.co/UpfbMP4piV
As teachers are leaving classrooms, many tech-savvy educators are pivoting into #edtech jobs and landing top roles in their companies. Read more on why former educators are embracing edtech: https://t.co/7PUjSwPP2G
Flipped learning is an education approach that has students watch lectures at home so class time can be used for active learning. Educators, however, have mixed feelings on it. Read more in @EdSurge: https://t.co/Gj79TIMC3U
A recent report from @UVA_PLE suggests that challenging the current secondary school model and incorporating both career and college preparatory programs will help advance student achievement. Read more in @K12DiveNews: https://t.co/fJvJ9CvfDZ
Pathway programs bring students into high-demand, under-filled careers and could even be a fix for the teacher shortage. Read more about accelerated paths to teaching roles in @USNewsEducation: https://t.co/SOEOVyP0Ht
For 20 years, Arkansas Virtual Academy has provided students with an education that works for them. ARVA head of school Amy Johnson shares how these decades of efforts tie in with the recent passing of the LEARNS Act. https://t.co/DUolBuHcWG