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An Educator’s Podcast Aims to Be an Antidote to School Culture Wars

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Ken Futernick brings together people who disagree deeply on issues that are most dividing school communities these days — such as teaching about gender and sexual identity or about the history of racism in America. I became distressed about these so-called ‘culture wars’ erupting all over the place.

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Protecting our students: The urgency of securing education data

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Our educational institutions, from elementary schools to universities, are not immune to the growing threat of cybercrime. This highlights a significant vulnerability: While schools increasingly rely on digital tools and platforms to enhance learning, many lack robust cybersecurity measures to safeguard sensitive data.

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How Schools Can Build a Culture of Support for Educator Mental Health

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As workplaces, schools can intentionally structure systems and provide resources that decrease some of these barriers, such as addressing the scarcity of dedicated services and supporting educators through convoluted insurance hurdles that make it even harder to seek professional help. Even hailing from vastly different corners of the U.S.,

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What students are reading

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In the world of nonfiction, students are starting to learn about race and history through books like Unspeakable: The Tulsa Race Massacre , We Are Still Here! My #BritReads favorite for upper elementary school is a throwback to my childhood. If it happens to be a part of a series, or graphic novel or Manga form…even better!

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Moving beyond compliance: Building relationships in education

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One of my elementary school teachers saw beyond that label. Getting to know the context of each student’s life ensures we recognize their cultural, social, and economic backgrounds and are able to adapt our teaching methods accordingly. Each of our situations was unique, but the label was the same. And I believe that.

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Why I’m Integrating the World Cup Into My English Class, Despite My Disinterest in Sports

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Sports and Culturally Responsive Teaching My school sits just six miles from the border with Mexico, and many of my students cross that border daily to attend school in the United States. While my school’s geographic location might be unique, its student demographics are not.

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DEI in action: eSN Innovation Roundtable

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I need to create programs for students that will help educate them in their own culture and their own way. Ethnicity, diversity–all students need to learn how each culture is different. But it’s the responsibility of the entire district to focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion. This is not an educational problem.

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