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National Principal Month GIVEAWAY Official Rules
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Resources to Help Guide Educators Through Hurricanes and Other Traumatic Disasters
Below is a compilation of resources to assist districts and schools affected by debilitating hurricanes and other natural disasters. Schools may be closed for...
High Expectations: What to Look For
Written by Richard Frank
As I work with schools across the country, I often hear educators talking about high expectations and rigor. These are buzzwords...
Inservice Call for Content – September 2018
Have you ever wanted to join the ranks of the incredible authors you read pieces from every month? Take a look at the topics...
Techniques for Mentoring At-Risk Students
Written by Avery Phillips
Mentoring at-risk students present many challenges to teachers, students, and mentors alike. Not only are you juggling the more basic variables...
4 Steps for Back to School Success
Written by Kristen Moreland
I love Back to School time. From fresh batches of school supplies to revamped spaces, to unknown groups of students and...
8 Considerations For Teaching The Next Generation of Learners
Written by Michael Fisher
The next generation of students is already here!
Generation Alpha was born in 2010 and their oldest members are just now entering our...
More Than a Potluck – Engaging English Language Learners
Written by Barbara Thompson
In order to achieve success, every student needs to feel wanted, included, and valued in school (DeWitt, 2016). Making students new to...
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