Latest articles by Annie Galvin Teich
An ACTE expert panel urges CTE educators to jump on the AI train as it’s already left the station
As cybersecurity attacks increase, districts ask if the cost of cyber insurance is worth the price
An Illinois high school hosts its own version of ‘Shark Tank’ with INCubatoredu
Women education leaders from Tech & Learning’s Honor Role podcast share the importance of self-care in their leadership roles
School librarians must excel at research, teaching, technology, digital and information literacy, and library design to lead today’s school libraries
Social-emotional wellness and updated practices in post-pandemic teaching
Northeast Mississippi Community College Trains Robotics Technicians for Local Industry
How to recruit new teachers involves finding candidates who are skilled, resourceful, and flexible
Mónica García advocates for graduation, equity, and justice
ALAS executive director Dr. Maria Armstrong has demonstrated many times that she is someone who chooses the path toward greater learning
Jean-Claude Brizard wants to change the narrative for children of color
Finding a path to greater diversity and understanding
New training model ensures preservice teachers will effectively implement mobile technology
Passionate educator Cornelius Minor challenges his New York City colleagues to create a more inclusive and engaged learning environment
Foundational cybersecurity skills align to science, math, and ELA learning standards
Competency in oral language is key to foundational reading success.
Schools use esports programs to create opportunities for diversity and inclusion, teach students a variety of coveted skills, and prepare students for college and career
Use a service design model to find new ways to deliver school services during times of change.
Student data privacy policies implementation needs to be hard-wired for governance, discipline, purchasing, and communications processes —CoSN
Rivet School combines online learning and personal coaching for an accredited, job-focused bachelor’s degree in as little as two years and for less than $10,000.
What districts need to know about accessing CARES Act funding.
How summer camps are replacing their traditional programs with virtual, hands-on experiences and physical activities.
New research from the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) provides insight into the kinds of remote instruction districts were able to offer
