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The Four C’s of Student Success
Stephanie Malia Krauss explores how the 4C’s of student success must be pursued with as much attention, passion, and focus as the 4C’s of reopening schools.
Bridging The Equity Gap – Are Innovation and Technology The Equalizer or The Divider?
Anne Olderog explores the equity gap that emerged during the pandemic as a result of the evolving education ecosystem and which innovations and technology advancements are helping to either bridge the gap or broaden it.
Knowing Students Deeply is the Most Important Thing We Can Do
If we optimize the contexts for learning, we are building for our kids and their futures. Pamela Cantor explores why leading learners through a whole-child approach today, sets up a successful tomorrow.
Four Statewide EdTech Rollouts: What Works in Public Education
Dr. Karen Beerer explores four statewide edtech rollouts that aim to improve school systems.
First They Came for Critical Race Theory…
A year ago, there were protests all across the country building a movement and calling for action and systems that believed Black Lives Mattered. Hundreds of thousands of people advocated and proclaimed wanting to learn how we can build communities of support and care for each other and…
Digital Promise Elements of Success
We have an obligation to our students and our future to do more than rebuild what was dismantled during the pandemic. Jean-Claude Brizard explores thoughtful ways to use funds in order to architect new educational models.
Richard Culatta on Digital For Good: Raising Kids To Thrive in an Online World
On this episode of the Podcast Richard Culatta of ISTE discusses digital citizenship, the responsibility of the web and more.
Returning to School: Why Video Is Here to Stay
As you plan for the return to school, whether you’re an educator or a school leader, video is here to stay. Jessica Slusser explores ways to implement video and shares resources to support all staff this fall and beyond.
Analyzing Data: Helping Students Build Digital Literacy Skills
Becoming data literate helps students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills, better communicate ideas, and be equipped with the 21st-century skills they need now and for the future. Rachelle Dené Poth explores data literacy and the resources available through SAS.
Humanity: The Antidote
As we look to transform the future of education, developing relationships must be in the crosshairs. Matt Piercy explores the need for forging the human connection approach to education.