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Unpacking COVID’s lasting academic effects on 5th graders

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One key factor in students’ academic progress has been the ability of schools and teachers to adapt to the new challenges posed by the pandemic. These efforts have been instrumental in helping students regain lost ground and make progress in their academic development.

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How SEL and achievement lead to academic equity

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As schools reckon with academic equity, they’re often focused on academic progress. In Social, Emotional, and Academic Development Through an Equity Lens , from The Education Trust, researchers found most families of color don’t think schools are set up for their students to succeed.

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3 critical attributes for any edtech ecosystem—and where to find them

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Together, they formed a powerful ecosystem through which Lake Washington’s students could feed their natural curiosity as they continued their academic development. . Best of all, the teacher is able to view student progress in real time, export their results, and connect with those students who might need additional support.

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3 Practical Resources to Help Teachers Integrate SEL and Academics

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Over Memorial Day weekend, I was with two of my friends who coach teachers at a San Francisco Bay Area school district. They told me that while there is a lot of talk about social-emotional learning (SEL), the guidance educators receive about integrating SEL into academics is more theoretical than practical.

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Digital tools are a vehicle–not a standalone solution–for trauma-responsive care in schools

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When a teacher is invested in their students’ social, emotional, and academic development, it results in reciprocity, meaning children who feel supported by others will then become more invested in themselves. Also, when an educator understands the way trauma affects children, the more they will be able to help them cope.

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With 38 Students Per Class, Teachers Undergo Social-Emotional Development For Themselves

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This weekend, while some teachers kick their feet up to begin summer vacation, educators in Washoe, Nev. With a ratio of up to 38 students per teacher, which rose after budget cuts, her school is trying to do a lot with a little. She has pinpointed developing these skills in teachers and students. are rallying.

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11 educator perspectives on post-COVID learning

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Right now, we are working with our students, parents, teachers and community on Blueprint 2030, a strategic plan for Kansas City Public Schools. Their feedback is going to help us design a more equitable and flexible school system that meets the social, emotional and academic needs of students. Don’t you love that?

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