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By Dr. Lisa DiGaudio I’ve been a teacher at various grade levels and a charter school founding principal, but at heart I’m a curriculum person. I have a passion for developing an appropriately differentiated, inclusive curriculum to help every student
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By David Adams, Senior Director of Strategy at the Urban Assembly The vitality of our democracy flows through our public school system. Thomas Jefferson knew this as he advocated for the establishment of a common education for all through his
Keep Reading We Must End this Uncivil War: A Call to Reflect Upon the Promise of Education
By Vicki Davis, originally published in the Jan/Feb 2021 issue of Equity & Access As the principal of Pike Road Intermediate School in Alabama, I’m part of an overall school culture that champions intellectual curiosity. All students are asked to
The third annual Stronger Than Hate Challenge is now open and offers students the opportunity to win $10,000 in prizing. Students aged 13-18 are encouraged to submit a project demonstrating how a community can be stronger than hate. Full rules and
By Christine Voelker, originally published in Equity & Access You are AMAZING. When asked, you stepped up and made the quick shift to remote learning. Think about your biggest accomplishment during this time. If you cited BASIC SURVIVAL, you are
Keep Reading Crossing the Bridge From Emergency Remote Teaching to Quality Online Learning
By Ginger Abbot With the incoming Biden administration, many industry professionals feel renewed hope about the future of educational equity in America. It remains uncertain what changes will occur, but several experts hope the incoming president will address many of
Keep Reading Educational Equity in America:
Where We Are & How We Can Improve
PBLWorks’ premiere professional development conference for Project Based Learning will take place online on June 21-24, 2021 PBLWorks, the leading provider of professional development for high-quality Project Based Learning (PBL), will host its 10th annual PBL World conference virtually on
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By Brianne Roos and Carey Borkoski | Originally published in the Back-to-School 2020 issue of AC&E/Equity & Access According to Education Week (2020), by the third week of March, more than 55 million US public school students found their schools
Keep Reading The Time Is Now: Reimagining Education in the United States
ALAS praises Dr. Cardona’s focus on equity, and his leadership during COVID-19 The Association of Latino Administrators & Superintendents (ALAS) applauds the appointment of ALAS member Dr. Miguel Cardona to the position of U.S. Secretary of Education. “Dr. Cardona’s appointment
This post was written by an experienced superintendent who works in small, rural district. To protect the privacy of her students, she has asked not to be identified publicly. If you would like to contact the author, please email nancy@mindprintlearning.com.
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