Latest articles by Tara Smith
These innovative educators share how they add edtech solutions to the equation in K–12 math classrooms.
Digital equity is one of the most complex and urgent issues facing 21st-century educators.
Taking time to communicate with and listen to the community is critical—especially during a crisis
Education boards need to emphasize direction, trust, and implementation
For a school board, Successful navigation of a crisis requires trust, consensus, and mutual focus on clear goals and priorities
Collin Yust taught himself to code by going through the Codelicious lessons.
Teacher-librarian and school library media specialist Dayna Derichs wants every one of the 600 pre-K–fifth-grade students at Wheeler Elementary to have opportunities to experience the “wow” moments that happen when technology transforms learning.
While most US high-school students aspire to earn a college degree, less than one in three succeed.
Even our youngest students are engaged in critical thinking, making sound decisions and choices as they identify and solve authentic problems.
Student safety has always been a number-one priority.
New research-based edtech tools and sound instructional practices are helping to equip students for success in math class and for future success in solving the world’s problems.
As the traditional definition of literacy expands and deepens, today’s students are learning new ways to communicate and collaborate.
Whether virtual or physical, the safety of students is every educator’s first priority. Here’s how schools can protect them.
Find out how adaptive learning solutions are helping teachers target instruction and use data more effectively—and how they’re helping students learn.
Each of these education leaders is working in thoughtful and creative ways on the frontlines of some of today’s most pressing issues—from the way we think about learning, Artificial Intelligence, and innovation to gun control, refugees, and student privacy.
