The program kicks off with an optional welcome session in August, but registration will remain open until August 31. Early-career educators are juggling so many new things – classroom management, curriculum, the culture of a new school, parents, and more. […]
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Reassuring children that they are safe and making time to talk are just a few suggestions for helping students cope with violence in their local community and wider world. The following resources offer age appropriate suggestions for teachers and parents […]
As fall and spring mainstays, most schools employ parent-teacher conferences as face-to-face opportunities to share student progress with parents. While the pandemic required creative alternatives to the traditional parent-teacher conference, the following strategies are helpful for both virtual and in-person […]
The Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Gallery of Art, National Park Service, Smithsonian Institution, and United States Holocaust Memorial Museum join in commemorating and encouraging the study, observance, and celebration of […]
Schools have rigorous student abuse prevention protocols, but sometimes concerns do come up. This recorded session addressed navigating tricky situations including: What are the standard steps to take? How have these standards changed over time? Do you really need to […]
What Is Good Teaching? The Atlantic Remote Learning Resources SAIS 15 Mental Health Tips For Teachers TeachThought 5 Reasons to Let Students Keep Their Cameras Off During Zoom Classes The Conversation Creating an Inclusive Online Space Rosalind Wiseman Five Lessons From the Spring of 2020 Authentic […]
What do you really need to know about working in a school? How can you fit into the existing school culture?
