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The American Rescue Plan includes provisions for students with disabilities. New America explores what’s in the bill and what isn’t.
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Training teachers in social and emotional learning proved invaluable in helping one California community survive the pandemic.
Assessing English Learners During Remote Learning
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Minnesota is Addressing The Lack of Teacher Diversity Through Grow Your Own Programs
Minnesota is addressing the lack of teacher diversity by developing Grow Your Own programs that meet teacher candidates needs.
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Transparency must be provided over the $190 billion going to K-12 education to ensure it’s reaching the students it was intended to serve.
Digital Resources and Pandemic Pedagogy
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Basic humanity is still missing from the conversation on transgender students
Improving outcomes for transgender students must start with a recognition of their existence.
Leveraging Educator Micro-Credentials to Meet the Moment…and Beyond
States can help teachers incorporate new skills into their practice during the pandemic, and after, using micro-credentials as a tool.