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Create a Dynamic Timeline with Google Sheets: A Teacher’s Guide to Visual Planning

Teacher Cast

Use Google Sheets to create interactive timelines that enhance student understanding of historical events, with steps for setup, chart creation, customization, and classroom applications like project management and curriculum planning. Troubleshooting tips are also provided for common issues. The post Create a Dynamic Timeline with Google Sheets: A Teacher’s Guide to Visual Planning appeared first on TeacherCast Educational Network.

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The importance of teacher-student relationships

eSchool News

Key points: Caring connections can support and uplift students 3 critical areas necessary to boost student motivation 5 restorative practices that help teachers create connections For more on teacher-student relationships, visit eSNs SEL & Well-Being hub Middle school marks the transition from late childhood to early adolescence. Developmental psychologist Erik Erikson describes the transition as a shift from the Industry vs.

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From Sandbox to Strategy: How Artificial Intelligence is impacting the K-12 Learning Environment

k12 Digest

Dr. Charles Lentz, Superintendent of the New Hope-Solebury School District since 2018, has transformed the district through visionary leadership. Under his guidance, the district introduced innovative programs such as College and Career Pathways, a K-12 STEAM curriculum, and a high school block schedule. He also prioritized inclusion by creating an Equity Committee and launching initiatives to address achievement gaps.

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The power of goal setting: A skill for lifelong success

eSchool News

Key points: Specific goals provide a clear path to turn dreams into reality Connecting learning to career exploration Online learning in high school helps students explore career pathways For more news on goal setting, visit eSN’s Innovative Teaching hub Spring is the perfect time for a reset–an opportunity to reflect on progress, adjust goals, and finish the school year strong.

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From Sandbox to Strategy: How Artificial Intelligence is impacting the K-12 Learning Environment

k12 Digest

Dr. Charles Lentz, Superintendent of the New Hope-Solebury School District since 2018, has transformed the district through visionary leadership. Under his guidance, the district introduced innovative programs such as College and Career Pathways, a K-12 STEAM curriculum, and a high school block schedule. He also prioritized inclusion by creating an Equity Committee and launching initiatives to address achievement gaps.

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Frontline Education Announces Chris Collins as New Chief Customer Officer

eSchool News

Wayne, Pa. (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Frontline Education , a leading provider of administration software purpose-built for educators in K-12,today announced that Chris Collins has been named the companys new Chief Customer Officer (CCO). Chris brings over 30 years of experience in customer success, operations, and service innovation across the software industry, having held leadership roles at Tricentis, Ellucian, Medallia, and CA Technologies.

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Easter Classroom Resources

Ask a Tech Teacher

Many Christians celebrate Jesus Christ’s resurrection on Easter Sunday. To non-Christians (or non-traditional Christians), that event signifies a rebirth of spring that is filled with joy and gifts — and chocolate! Overall, it is America’s most-popular holiday with Christmas a close second. Here’s a good mixture of games, lesson plans, stories, and songs that can be blended into many academic subjects (for updates on Easter-themed websites, click here ): 18+ Interactive E

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The Role of Microlearning and Andragogy in Enhancing Online Student Engagement

Faculty Focus

The shift to virtual learning, accelerated by the global pandemic, has fundamentally transformed the way education is delivered. As a result, the lasting impact of this transition, along with the necessary adaptations, continues to reshape how education is offered to its target market. With the growing demand for contemporary online education, it is crucial to analyze instructional design – a systematic process that applies psychological principles of human learning to develop effective in

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K–12 Experts Share How to Best Embrace AI in Schools

EdTech Magazine

As recently as the 2022-2023 school year, only 10% of teachers had used generative artificial intelligence tools in their classroom, according to HMH. But in the organizations 2024 report, 76% of educators said they found value in generative AI solutions, and 73% said the technology saves them time. As district leaders race to implement AI policies for teachers and students, EdTech: Focus on K12 brought together a virtual panel of IT and educational leaders.

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Sonoma State’s plan to cut more than a dozen majors is on pause

Cal Matters

In summary Sonoma State faces a $24 million budget shortfall after a steep drop in enrollment. The school has already shed almost $26 million in expenses. A judge in Sonoma County has temporarily blocked California State University leaders from cutting academic programs at Sonoma State, for now pausing a plan that was supposed to save the cash-strapped campus tens of millions of dollars.

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175 Inspirational Graduation Quotes for the Class of 2025

We are Teachers

It's that time of year again! These graduation quotes for the class of 2025 are perfect for for all grade levels.

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Colorado Launches Blueprint for K-12 Quantum Education

GovTech

During a recent visit to St. Vrain Valley Schools, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis announced a Blueprint for Advancing K-12 Quantum Information Technology, with recommendations for lawmakers, educators and district leaders.

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This Year, Give the 2025 End-of-Year Teacher Gifts They Really Want

We are Teachers

Looking for end-of-year teacher gifts? Look no further! We've gathered the best gift ideas for all price points.

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The Role of Microlearning and Andragogy in Enhancing Online Student Engagement

Faculty Focus

The shift to virtual learning, accelerated by the global pandemic, has fundamentally transformed the way education is delivered. As a result, the lasting impact of this transition, along with the necessary adaptations, continues to reshape how education is offered to its target market. With the growing demand for contemporary online education, it is crucial to analyze instructional design – a systematic process that applies psychological principles of human learning to develop effective in

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Deal of the Day: Save 15% on Crocs

We are Teachers

Crocs are lauded for their comfort and functionality. If they're your preferred shoe in the classroom, too, enjoy this 15% educator discount!

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FarmBeats for Students Program Applies AI to Agriculture

GovTech

The FarmBeats for Students program, developed in partnership with the National FFA and Microsoft, integrates Al and machine learning into agriculture education to give students a deeper understanding of crop outcomes.

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Nonfiction Books to Excite Students

Teach Hub

Many kids love getting lost in fantasy and adventure storiesand who can blame them? Those books are fun, fast-paced, and full of imagination. But kids also enjoy reading about real people, real places, and events that actually happened. The thing is, fiction usually steals the show. But the truth? Real stories can be just as exciting and even more meaningful.

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CoSN 2025: Debunking School Cybersecurity Myths

GovTech

K-12 cybersecurity leaders say AI cant fully automate cybersecurity, cloud vendors are not the solution to data governance, teachers should not use unvetted apps, and student accounts need multifactor authentication.

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Meet the Top 5 Finalists in the 2025 K12 National Cook-Off!

k12

We are thrilled to announce the top five finalists in the 2025 K12 National Cook-Off ! These talented young chefs have impressed our judges with their creativity, skill, and passion for cooking. Each finalist has earned their spot in the final in-person cook-off, which will take place on June 6 at the Kitchen of Purpose in Arlington, Virginia. About the Competition The K12 National Cook-Off is an annual event that brings together young culinary enthusiasts from across the country.

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DELTA Module 1: a Survival Guide

EFL Magazine

DELTA Module 1: a Survival Guide The Diploma in English Language Teaching for Adults (DELTA) is certainly worth the investment (part 1 of 3 modules as a course is 800 […] The post DELTA Module 1: a Survival Guide appeared first on EFL Magazine.

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How New Teachers Can Manage Stress

Teacher Mood

Hey teacher friendif youre reading this, theres a good chance youre in your first few years of teaching and the stress is real. Between lesson plans, classroom management , and trying not to cry in the supply closet (weve all been there), it can feel like too much. Youre not alone. Coping with teacher stress is one of the biggest challenges new educators facebut there are ways to make it manageable.

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How To Make Oobleck (Free Printable Worksheet)

We are Teachers

Wondering how to make Oobleck? Get your hands messy with this hands-on tutorial, perfect for at home or in the classroom!

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Opinion: Baltimore School Cellphone Restrictions Are Overdue

GovTech

The editorial board of the Baltimore Sun argues that school cellphone restrictions are needed, as mental health professionals are increasingly concerned about how overuse of the devices can harm a childs development.

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Commercial salmon season is shut down — again. Will California’s iconic fish ever recover?

Cal Matters

In summary While its an unprecedented third year in a row for no commercially caught salmon, brief windows will be allowed for sportsfishing in California. Facing the continued collapse of Chinook salmon, officials today shut down Californias commercial salmon fishing season for an unprecedented third year in a row. Under the decision by an interstate fisheries agency, recreational salmon fishing will be allowed in California for only brief windows of time this spring.

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ASU+GSV 2025: Ed Tech Needs Better Buyers, Incentives and Evidence

GovTech

Given an ed-tech market overrun with tools of varying, and sometimes unproven, effectiveness, school districts need to push vendors for evidence, outcome-based contracts and collaborative design.

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A Kaiser strike by mental health workers drags on — setting a US record — as talks resume

Cal Matters

In summary Almost half a year into the dispute, eight striking Kaiser mental health workers wrapped up a hunger strike as broken-off negotiations were set to resume. Nearly six months into their labor union dispute against Southern California Kaiser Permanente, eight mental health care workers banded together last week in an organized five-day hunger strike to highlight their cause.

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Every Child is Born a Genius

Teacher Toms Blog

On the short list of history's geniuses, most of us would include Leonardo da Vinci. He is perhaps the most famous polymath to ever live -- a painter, sculptor, architect, scientist, engineer, technologist, and mathematician of the highest order. He is the embodiment of the High Renaissance. Today, he is best known for his painting the Mona Lisa , a masterpiece that to this day defines what a masterpiece is all about.

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It’s that time again: Get ready to learn about the suspense file

Cal Matters

Assemblymembers meet during a suspense file hearing at the Capitol Annex Swing Space in Sacramento on Aug. 15, 2024. Photo by Fred Greaves for CalMatters Before adjourning for Spring Recess last week, the state Senate and Assembly appropriations committees moved a total of 115 bills onto their suspense files. What follows is a rather opaque process that could end with roughly a third of those bills killed away from public view and with little to no debate.