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How Schools Control Their Narrative with Unified Communications
By Mike McGown News and updates that affect a school district can quickly turn into a game of telephone. A small incident can spark…
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By Mike McGown News and updates that affect a school district can quickly turn into a game of telephone. A small incident can spark…
Read the storyGuest article: Jill Drum When my son was one year old, he loved taking video cassettes out of their boxes. To encourage…
By Donald Ray West, PhD, PE, MBA Faculty Member, School of Business at American Public University Most readers know the parable of…
By LeiLani Cauthen Are you a teacher? If so, do you also find yourself acting as a classroom foreman, logistics manager, mentor,…
Guest article from teacher Elizabeth at 51Talk My name is Mary Davisson; at 51Talk I teach under the name Miss Davisson (Elizabeth).…
Resilience and Practical Advice for the Self-Employed By Charles Sosnik There’s a truth many of us learn the hard way: if life…
Grit, Growth Mindset, and the Learning Mindset By Betsy Hill We have many words to describe the qualities that help people tackle…
The only recommendation on this site: Revue Newsletter Review I rarely make recommendations on this site, but Revue is an exception. After…
Social media and technology can feel intimidating for many educators — and with good reason. Today, roughly 80% of teachers use social…
By Betsy Hill and Roger Stark Learning is a fundamental function of the brain. As we engage with our environment, neurons form…
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