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Building Community in Virtual High Schools

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The Importance of Community in Education A sense of belonging enhances student engagement, improves academic performance, and supports mental health. In virtual settings, where students might otherwise feel disconnected, building community becomes even more critical. Create Safe Spaces.

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4 ways to use Tract in the classroom

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The purpose of its videos, hands-on projects, and more is to spark student creativity, empower them to explore their own passions at their own pace. Students engage through tasks, projects, and peer interaction. There are SEL curricula, rubrics, toolkits, videos, parent guidelines, and more.

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Technology and Digital Media in the Classroom: A Guide for Educators

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Using technology alongside non-digital lessons can have many academic and behavioral benefits for your students, including:[2,7,11,12]. Higher classroom participation and student engagement. Stronger digital literacy. 2–5 years old : No more than one hour of high-quality digital activities or programming.

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13 Teaching Strategies to Shake up Your Remote Teaching

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According to Tomlinson and McTighe , standards-based grading (SBG) “measures student proficiency on well-defined course objectives.” Whole Brain Teaching is an active teaching method designed to maximize student engagement in lessons, positive interactions with classmates, and educational fun. Standards-based Grading.

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Device Rollout in the Age of COVID-19

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Students and families stayed in their cars with mandated masks as they pulled up to the front entrance,” said Chelsea Haynes, the Verizon Innovative Learning Schools coach at Newburg Middle School in Louisville, Kentucky, which began its third year as part of the program. “We

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Students using AI: It’s not that scary and shouldn’t be banned

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Educators can guide students to interrogate the reliability of AI outputs and discuss the ethical implications of biased algorithms. These discussions align with media literacy and digital citizenship goals. Integrate AI in curriculum : Incorporate AI-related tasks to teach content and digital literacy simultaneously.

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10 Ways to Wrap Up the School Year

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Expectations, amount of student independence will vary depending upon their age. Digital Citizenship. Discuss Digital Citizenship topics appropriate to the age group. These include cyberbullying, digital commerce, digital footprints, digital rights and responsibilities, netiquette, and more.