Equity & Access

Finding Our Common Language

Susmita Pratihast, Project Director at BIRD-E, shares her experience with data and research in K12. She dives into the importance of quality research, in order to make educated decisions in the classroom.

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Green Schools

Recap: A Greener Future of Work

The Getting Smart team recently co-hosted a panel about embedding sustainability into CTE programs to meet the massive demand for green jobs.

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Career & Technical Ed

As a City Transforms, Schools Open Career Pathways for Students

The city of Newark, New Jersey has seen profound growth– new businesses and housing developments are providing the city’s citizens with new opportunities for work and innovation. However, in order for this transformation to be sustainable, local school systems must see change.

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New Pathways

Paving the Way for Pathways: Connecting Local Schools and Businesses in Tacoma, WA

The journey towards a brighter, more equitable future for every learner is taking center stage at Getting Smart’s first regional New Pathways Convening “Paving the Way for Pathways: Connecting Local Schools and Businesses” on October 19th and 20th at the Greater Tacoma Convention Center in Tacoma, WA.

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New Pathways

Real World Learning in Action

Shawnee Caruthers shares why providing stakeholders the time and access to gain inspiration from their local community creates more educational prototyping for innovative student experiences.

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Place Based Education

How to Design a Learning Commons

Learning in a multipurpose space can be a challenge if the space is not designed properly.  In this article, we shed light on six crucial design elements for creating learning commons where students thrive.

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Leadership

Five Focus Tips for Back to School

Teaching content material is important, but finding ways to boost student engagement is essential. Here are five focus points for starting the new school year.

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