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How to create safe spaces for students on summer nights

By Sean Duke

Every weeknight, Tacoma's middle and high school students headed to schools and community centers for the Summer Late Nights program. They played video games with friends and participated in everything from music and dance to yoga and arts activities.

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What K12 leaders can do to recruit the new generation of bus drivers

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How to make computer science and AI education ethical and inclusive

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Teachers need time, technology and strategies to personalize a student's journey

Focusing on the student-teacher relationship doesn't mean telling teachers to connect and engage students, and then walking away. Nor is it about finding the best technology to take over as much teaching as possible.

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January 04, 2024

Have you tried restarting? Now is the ideal time to think about what next year will look like

Three of our favorite words are launch, reset and close. They describe moments at a time when leaders can step out of the whirlwind to confirm that the energy is going in the right direction.

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January 03, 2024

Educators must now emphasize the humans in the ChatGPT loop

"Wait and see" isn't an adequate response to the forces being unleashed but there's a pathway to progress that schools should explore.

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January 02, 2024

5 reasons to use unified communications at your high school

We were using a hodgepodge of different tools for school-to-home communications, none of which worked particularly well or got the job done.

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January 02, 2024

Rethinking acceptable use policies in the age of AI

Do we really need a separate policy for AI or is this an ideal opportunity to address gaps in current acceptable use policies, and instead create one policy that ties it all together?

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January 01, 2024

3 important ways leaders can help school boards empower edtech

The integration of technology into everyday instruction is a new concept for most adults and, mostly likely, many of the members of your district's board of directors.

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January 01, 2024