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Participant Checklist for Virtual Meetings

May 7, 2021

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Participating in virtual stakeholder meetings opens doors to connect and engage with broader groups more frequently and in a more flexible manner, but it can also pose challenges. To effectively engage and participate in a virtual stakeholder meeting, it is important to plan ahead, ask questions, minimize distractions, be patient with technology, and recognize the…

Parent as Advocate

May 7, 2021

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Rick Lavoie has worked with kids with reading problems for more than 30 years. His advice to parents is to toughen up and recognize that your child needs you.“Parents sometimes worry that they’re overreacting when their child isn’t reading in first or second grade,” says Lavoie. “It’s really not possible to overreact to that. The…

Together We Rise, Together We Thrive: Navigating High School in a New Era

May 7, 2021

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Created in partnership with the Center for Public Research and Leadership (CPRL) and Minds Matter NYC, view this by-students, for-students resource for motivational and self-care resources during remote learning.

High-Quality Instruction & Materials: Ensuring Equity & Inclusion for ALL Students

May 7, 2021

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Blue Engine and SPED Strategies, two organizations on a mission to improve outcomes for students who think and learn differently, have come together to elevate strategies and practices that school systems can use to design for and meet the needs of students with disabilities as part of continued school reopening. Over many years working with…

Integrating Social and Emotional Learning throughout the School System: A Compendium of Resources for District Leaders

May 7, 2021

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This compendium provides resources for district leaders to consider as they seek to implement evidence-based supports to ensure social and emotional learning (SEL) is fully integrated into the educational experience of their students, families, staff, and community. While targeted to the district level, many of these resources may be useful to school leaders as well.

Five Features of Differentiated Instruction

May 7, 2021

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Infographic with with examples of differentiated instruction strategies

How to Differentiate Math Instruction With One-on-One Conferences

May 7, 2021

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Math teachers can use this strategy to make sure students get the individualized instruction they need to stay on track.

More on Supporting Children With Special Needs During Distance Learning

May 7, 2021

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Here are the three most common challenges I have been seeing for children with special needs—and what parents can do when they see these challenges at home.

Surviving the In-Person Learning Transition: Game Plans and Instant Replays

May 7, 2021

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Play the coach by providing your child with a game plan before they undertake a tough task. At the same time, instant replays grant your child a do-over when mistakes happen and tempers flare.

Leading for Literacy: Building an Effective Schoolwide Multi-Tiered System of Support

May 7, 2021

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What are the elements of an effective schoolwide reading model? How do leaders evaluate the health of their multi-tiered systems of support (MTSS) reading model? How can leaders guide a continuous effort of sustained reading improvement practices through the use of evidence-based literacy practices? These questions and more will be covered in this interactive web…

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