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School Isn’t About Classes, It’s About Learning
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By: Garrett Smiley. The easiest way for schools to ensure individual relevance and therefore counteract concerning mental health trends is by letting students lead their education through curiosity.
How Helping Students Get Comfortable With Failure Can Increase Economic Equity
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M. Archbold & R. Harris. Michael and Ron share how equity begins when students face challenges, find resilience and persevere in the face of adversity.
Ten Ways Schools Can Build Students’ Social Capital
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By: Dr. Tyler S. Thigpen. What really is our most essential form of wealth? Relationships of unconditional love and support are invaluable. Read 10 ways schools can help children become rich in relationships.
Remote Work as a Long Term Solution for Schools
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By: Kate Eberle Walker. In a post-pandemic world, to remain attractive as employers, school districts should consider remote work solutions to win the battle for employee retention.
How a Fun Mother-Daughter Project Became Two Groundbreaking Publications
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By: Annette Bazira-Okafor. The founders of Black Girls Magazine didn’t see themselves represented in the media, so they set out to change that—and learned about the power of representation along the way.
TOPOnexus: Bringing Back Wonder and Whoa!
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Getting learners out the door to explore their own “backyard” can be a powerful first step in creating community change. Wonder, whoa and the Arc of Action can be used as tools to shift from a checklist to a learner-centered approach.
Dive Into a Virtual Ocean and Three Other Ways Young People Can Experience the...
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Chief Education Officer of National Geographic, Vicki Phillips, explores the ways to engage with the planet from wherever you are this Earth Day.
