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Students Become Teachers To Help Afghan Girls Learn
01/26/2023
Topics: Global collaboration
San Diego 11th-grader Keala Minna-Choe looked at the Zoom screen last fall and saw about 300 Afghan girls crammed into a classroom. In the image, the room was so full that girls had to peer in through the windows…
Build Community Support for Your School Library
01/03/2023
Topics: Libraries
When Texas librarian Valerie Tagoe agreed to sponsor a graphic novel and anime club for high school students who were passionate about manga, it opened the door to all sorts of new activities in the library:…
ISTE and ASCD Will Be Greater Together
12/21/2022
Topics: ASCD
As I reflect on the ISTE and ASCD merger announced in November, I’m reminded of an old Reeses’s Peanut Butter Cup commercial from the 1980s that my brother and I used to sing along with. I’m probably dating…
Closing Opportunity Gaps With Edtech
10/21/2022
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When Tom Rooney’s school district began piloting competency-based learning with a small group of incoming high school freshman, he spoke with the students in advance to prepare them for how their high school…
Carl Hooker: Taking Risks for Student-Driven Learning
09/27/2022
Topics: student-centered learning
Some know him as the author of six ISTE books. Others may have attended one of his conference presentations or perhaps know him as a blogger, education consultant or the host of ISTE’s Learning Unleashed…
The New Era of Accessible Tech
08/01/2022
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In the early days of COVID lockdown, Dan Phillips, director of the Technology Resource Center of Marin County Office of Education, stood on the front porch of a student’s house holding up an iPad to find a Wi-…
Lakisha Brinson: Leading With Empathy
07/01/2022
Topics: Libraries
Lakisha Brinson used to envision herself writing cards for Hallmark.
An introvert with a proclivity for introspection, she understood early on that people need to feel like their voices are being heard…
Designing the Future of Education – Together
06/06/2022
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Graduation season is always a thrilling time of year. Students are filled with excitement as they prepare to move on to their next challenge, whether it be more schooling or entering the workforce, they’re…
NASA Science Project Has Students Sending Sponges Into Space
06/01/2022
Ever wonder if a sponge soaks up water in space the same way it would in your sink?
Six students at ASU Preparatory Academy Polytechnic High School did. Deaglan…
This Student Book Project Gives Kids a Voice While Helping Them Cope
05/01/2022
Topics: literacy
Third-grader Livo Lometti remembers the day his class started writing a book. His teacher, Sandra Hammond, introduced her students at Western Sierra Charter Schools in Fresno, California, to her friend Susie…