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From Punitive to Restorative: Transforming School Culture Through Restorative Practices

k12 Digest

Shaw Academy served some of the most underserved and marginalized youth students dismissed from their base schools for attendance, behavioral, or other illicit concerns. The school’s culture and discipline practices were punitive and exclusionary. and “What motivates you to learn?” What determines your success?”

Culture 246
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From Punitive to Restorative: Transforming School Culture Through Restorative Practices

k12 Digest

Shaw Academy served some of the most underserved and marginalized youth students dismissed from their base schools for attendance, behavioral, or other illicit concerns. The school’s culture and discipline practices were punitive and exclusionary. and “What motivates you to learn?” What determines your success?”

Culture 233
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AI can personalize learning–it can’t make students care

eSchool News

What if the missing ingredient in student achievement isn’t better curriculum, tech, or teachers, but better motivation? What if the key to unlocking motivation isn’t something intrinsic to students, but something found in their relationships with peers, teachers, mentors, and communities? All of those are real.

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Making Math Class Relevant to Real Life

Edsurge

Procedural, boring and, in some cases, totally outdated , math lessons just dont seem to pull students in. Solving this motivation problem is tricky. The result: high school teachers often expend their time creating classroom resources instead of developing a rich classroom culture that pulls students in, he adds.

Math 184
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New Slate of Inspiring and Engaging Standards-Aligned Content Added to Discovery Education Experience for Back-to-School 2025

eSchool News

Need to Know Series Exploring Ancient Wonders and Key Topics in Civics The popular social studies series, Need to Know, features dynamic explorations of ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt for middle school students, highlighting geography, culture, and the lasting relevance of ancient civilizations in shaping the modern world.

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Reviving Engagement in the Spanish Classroom: A Musical Challenge with ChatGPT

Faculty Focus

In the spring, the long winter months can add to this fatigue, making it even harder to keep students engaged (Rohan and Sigmon, 2000). This is the moment when a language instructor must pivot, shifting the classroom dynamic to reignite curiosity and motivation. Can you identify any cultural references in the song?

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I’ve Taught Gen Z for Almost a Decade. I’m Split on the So-Called Gen Z ‘Split’

Edsurge

One half is described as entrepreneurial, image-conscious and highly motivated. The first Gen Z students I taught had been shaped by the 2008 recession, parents who struggled to bounce back, and a high-achievement culture that still promised something at the end of the tunnel. I see them.

Beliefs 145