Each #BackToSchool season, NCES compiles #EdStats that provide a snapshot of U.S. #education for the coming school year.
Our 2020 “Back to School” #FastFact resulted in 214,148 web sessions. Check out our other “Top Hits” in our new blog: https://t.co/9aJFSumKgy #YearInReview
Saturday morning learning at #itse2020. Attending ‘Evaluating Bias and Truth in the Fake News Era.’ Building media literacy is crucial in student success. #k12#media#studentsucces
Spring break will take place from March 16-29 and classes will resume March 30 with alternative delivery methods. No face-to-face classes will be held until further notice.
We live in stressful times. Like the district described in this article, @Skyward_Inc can help your district be prepared for emergencies. #edtech#k12
Penn Hills schools prepares for coronavirus, communication procedures https://t.co/KYkxyspV1Z
Thoughts on this? Does this type of data analysis for preschool students help or harm? #k12#eddata
DeVos' proposed Civil Rights Data Collection changes a 'double whammy' for students of color, lawmakers say https://t.co/4L9m7Xs9gU via @EdDiveK12
Yet another reminder to safeguard your district's data. #k12 #eddatahttps://www.nwherald.com/2020/01/27/district-155-network-monitoring-systems-infected-with-ransomware-superintendent-says/ah2in7g/
Good article on the use of educational apps in the classroom. Do the benefits outway the risks? Is student data secure? K12 #eddata
https://t.co/C6WcbYOKF9
More news on the student data privacy front. Proposed bill in Texas includes specific security framework requires for districts. Will this catch on? #eddata#k12
https://t.co/mluhubxFve
What about you? Would you take a gym class like this? How do you see the possible student data impacts here? #eddata#k12
Gym class without the gym? With technology, it's catching on https://t.co/rMqgC8yMeJ
Interesting article on how class size impacts student learning. It questions the conventional wisdom that smaller class sizes are always better. #k12#eddata
https://t.co/5nPkGzGE9L