Active Shooter Drills in Schools Should Improve and Minimize Trauma
Key points: In late September, the Biden administration issued an executive order directing federal agencies to improve active shooter drills ...
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AI Usage Guide Helps Students Navigate AI in Learning
Key points: A new ai usage guide from Elon University and the American Association of Colleges and Universities (AAC&U) aims ...
Why neurotypical students should learn alongside their neurodiverse and disabled peers
Key points: Back-to-school season is often filled with a mix of excitement and anxiety for students. While this is true ...
AI Education Project introduces AI readiness framework
The ai Education Project published its ai Readiness Frameworka comprehensive way for students, teachers, and school leaders to think about ...
Children in special education have difficulties: it's time to rethink their education
Key points: Relatively common diagnoses for which there is not enough conventional educational or behavioral support, such as autism and ...
CompTIA Spark Introduces Free, High-Quality Technology Curriculum for Middle Grade Classrooms
Responding to a critical gap in technology education, CompTIA spark has launched a free technology curriculum specifically for middle grade ...
Community Learning Center for Educators at Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College at Arizona State University Supports Learning Recovery
Teachers are essential and they cannot do it alone. Now more than ever, families and community members are needed to ...
Early detection and intervention are the key to success in mathematics
Key points: Educators and reading specialists have known about dyslexia for many years, which is why schools regularly use screening ...
Malware and phishing: What educators need to know
How vulnerable are schools to malicious intrusion?As the use of educational technology grows, so do the cybersecurity risks of being ...
New resources to manage AI in schools
cosn and CAST last published a comprehensive report titled “ai and accessibility in education.” Written by Blaschke Scholarship recipient Fernanda ...
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