Here are some great ways to get students to take a second look at picture books!
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Aspiring coaches, this is for you!
Join the TABSE Aspiring Head Coaches Summit on June 12 in Houston.
✅ Leadership Development
✅ Mock Interviews
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Happy Teacher Appreciation Week to all of the wonderful teachers! Here’s to you and your hard work you do to ensure that every student has the ability to learn and flourish! We thank you every day!
Inquiry leaders listen to the voices of their learners.
They lean in and pause.
They don’t just hear, but respond with a mindfulness in their behaviors that embody a reflective practice.
They listen for what’s being said, the questions being asked & what lies beneath.
AI can do so much to benefit teachers and students! It’s such a game changer for Differentiation. Totally wish AI was around when I was a Sped Teacher. #bcstech
✨Registration is Now Open for #AAIHS2026!
March 27-28, 2026
Pittsburgh, PA
Theme: Preserving Histories and Legacies in the 21st Century
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In 1967, Dr. King reminded the world that, “The evils of racism, economic exploitation, and militarism are all tied together.”
So if If you are wondering what Dr. King might make of the United States in 2026, you need not speculate. He told us the truth in 1967. His diagnosis was that racism does not travel alone, that it is escorted by economic exploitation and defended by militarism. He shouted from the mountaintops that these forces conspire, not by accident, but by design. What has changed is not the diagnosis, but the number of people who profit from pretending the disease is benign. That it has no name. That it has no cure.