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White Students Are Less Concerned About Climate Change Than Students of Color. Here's Why

How girls and LGBTQ+ students punished for dress code violations fought to overhaul district policies.

A number of tools meant to expose student work produced by AI tools have come onto the market. via @EdMarketBrief 

Advocates argue that the data will help state policymakers and preparation programs make better decisions.

Social studies teachers can help students understand how to follow a legally complex, unfolding story.

Regina is an inspirational leader who believes in educating both the head and the heart. Sharing knowledge and supporting educators and leaders fuels her work. Regina is just one of our team of PLC at Work® experts. #PLCatWork  #RTIatWork  #sponsorcontent 

Is Turnkey Training for Educators Really Effective? (Opinion)

There’s not one right career path for teachers. Here are some of their stories. #EWOpinion  #TeacherTwitter 

Use this interactive to tally up classroom expenses.

It begins with relationships, the educators said.

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"Building relationships with students is the most important thing a teacher can do." #ewopinion 

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Neuroscience confirms that kids need strong, positive, supportive relationships to thrive in their education. #EWopinion 

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Schools across the country are ditching the traditional parent-teacher conference for academic workshops, where it's the parents who are learning the skills their children need to master.

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Study: White teachers are less likely to expect academic success from black students, especially black boys.

Carol Dweck clarifies her theories on "fixed" and "growth" mindsets. #ewopinion 

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"High absenteeism will persist as long as students see little connection between their studies and their future plans." #ewopinion 

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John Hattie's landmark "Visible Learning" research concluded that one of the most important influences of student achievement is how teachers think about learning and their own role. Watch his keynote presentation from our #LeadersToLearnFrom  event:

Schools across the country are ditching the traditional parent-teacher conference for academic workshops, where it's the parents who are learning the skills their children need to master.

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"Teachers who refuse to take a day off when they need the rest are setting themselves up for burnout." #ewopinion 

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