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One word, meaningful impact: Creating classroom culture through collective dialogue

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I have incorporated this particular linguistic shift into my work with other educators at Relay Graduate School of Education. I want to start a conversation, but I also want the student to look at their classmates and communicate the information to them directly. I want them to be audible enough for everyone tohear them, not just me.

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The cure for the school attendance crisis? Family support and a sense of belonging

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Students are missing school at record-high rates–not because they dont want to be there, but because significant barriers are blocking the door to get in. Because the long-term consequences of absenteeism can devastate a childs academic future , keeping students in the classroom cant be left to the schools alone. The good news?

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4 tips for teacher-family communication this school year

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When COVID-19 prompted school closures across the world, diligent family involvement became critical to students’ social, emotional, and academic well-being. At Galena Park Independent School District (ISD) near Houston, we recognize the importance and value of consistent communication between home and school.

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How school leaders can foster a culturally responsive framework

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This framework acknowledges and values the cultural backgrounds, identities, and experiences of all students, creating an inclusive environment where every learner can thrive. By prioritizing cultural responsiveness, school leaders can foster a sense of belonging and empowerment among students, teachers, and the broader school community.

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6 steps to a culturally responsive classroom

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reached an important milestone several years ago—minority students now comprise the largest demographic group in our nation’s public schools. While there is great diversity within our student population, the majority of educators still do not share the same cultural experiences with the diverse students they serve.

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15 questions to ask when evaluating communications platforms

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In today’s educational environment, it is vital the school or district have a clear message with leaders understanding exactly what is to be communicated. It is equally important that families trust the authenticity of the communications. For everyone: Does the tool offer one unified platform for all school-home messaging?

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6 tips for communicating with emergent bilingual families

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One demographic that warrants special attention in terms of family communication is emerging bilingual (EB) families. It’s especially stark in high schools, where studies indicate that EB high school students have a chronic absenteeism rate of 25 percent, compared to 18 percent for their non-EB peers in the same grade.