Elaine Griffin highlights how Christine Carter spends less time dwelling on the problem of adolescent anxiety and more time sharing practical tips for tackling it in her book, “The New Adolescence: Raising Happy and Successful Teens in an Age of Anxiety and Distraction.”
Enjoy a review of Sanje Ratnavale’s new book—Meaning Loss: Reimagining DEI and Purpose—written by English Teacher Brad Anderson, Trinity School (NY).
Review of Meaning Loss | Brad Anderson - Intrepid ED News
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ITom Daccord explains how "a thoughtful, needs-based approach to AI integration can direct the power of these technologies to create more purposeful, effective, and personalized learning experiences for students."
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Allowing children to experience setbacks is a more effective approach than snowplow parenting for ensuring future success. Elaine Griffin reviews Michelle Icard's book, 8 Setbacks That Can Make a Child a Success. https://t.co/J3wqCvylHG…
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n today's Intrepid Ed News feature article, columnist Jessica Cavallaro emphasizes the importance of students developing executive functioning that promote independence and self-confidence.
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Stephen Carter reminds us that, if we understand that our first attempt, or iteration, is not perfect (and perhaps far from perfect), and elicit feedback and course correction, we enter a higher level of learning.
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Alden "Denny" Blodgett focuses on finding a balance between preserving important aspects of tradition — such as developing the whole child academically, artistically, athletically, ethically, and emotionally — while fostering innovation.
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Josie Holford challenges a lack of association leadership in light of the release of the Cass Report about gender-affirming care.
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Timely recommendations from Dr. Sharon Saline for starting off the school year building on success.
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In today's feature article, Tom Daccord provides advice for teachers about creating fruitful prompts for ChatGPT to enhance utility.
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Harbord & Khan reflect on the need for education to inspire a sense of optimism in honor of the UN Day of International Peace on Sept. 21. They share a tool for how to incorporate a sense of individual agency in peace education.
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Dr. Benjamin Freud reflects on the meaning of place, and our artificial distinctions between humans and the natural world. https://t.co/o1lMTPwfHY…
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Dr. Benjamin Freud reflects on the meaning of place, and our artificial distinctions between humans and the natural world.
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Dr. Sharon Saline provides some practical advice for harnessing hyperfixation as a productivity tool more often, while not letting it become a mechanism of
avoidance and procrastination.
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Guided by insights from artists and yogis, seventh
graders learn the arts of intuition and paying attention. This journey reveals how nature teaches leadership, observation, and adaptability. Discover the power of mindful learning in the wild. https://t.co/RuxKTsreqP
While DEI programs were an excellent idea, when a program is borne out of a crisis, it tends to be driven by ideology, writes Josie Holford. Using ideology to drive the program will ensure its failure and compromise a school's purpose.
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Stephen Carter makes a strong case for teaching entrepreneurship as one way to help students develop the human skill of teamwork.
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