3 Starting Points to Address Dimensions of Digital Equity By Stephanie Smith Budhai, Ph.D. Three dimensions of digital equity need to be addressed to successfully support learning
Accessible Websites: Best Practices for Educators By Ray Bendici Creating accessible websites allows educators to connect with students, parents, families, and the widest possible audience
Understanding – and Teaching – Critical Race Theory By Jonathan L. Wharton, Ph.D. Critical race theory needs to be understood and taught in context
How to Encourage Transgender Students to Pursue STEM Careers By Erik Ofgang Engage transgender students in STEM classes with awareness of pronouns, inclusivity, kindness, and representation, among other practices.
Mónica García: Invitational Leadership for Systemic Change By Annie Galvin Teich Mónica García advocates for graduation, equity, and justice
Women in Leadership: Examining Our History is Key To Support By Dr. Brandy Nelson In order to support women in leadership positions, school districts first need to unpack their practices, identify when their inequities began, and then systematically change behaviors
New Digital Promise CEO Brings his Immigrant Experience and Unique History to the Job By Annie Galvin Teich Jean-Claude Brizard wants to change the narrative for children of color
Why Black History Month Encourages a Segregated Curriculum By Dr. Brandy Nelson Relegating cultural history to dedicated months rather than teaching all the complexities together often promotes lies by omission
Best Digital Resources for Teaching Black History Month By Diana Restifo Black history is American history
How to Build an Esports Community By Ray Bendici For a positive, nurturing esports community, educators need to consider representation, diversity, and inclusion
4 Takeaways for Educators from President Biden’s First Day By Erik Ofgang Schools, educators, and students are front and center in the new administration’s plans.
Racism in Technology Leadership: A Black Woman’s Experience By Annie Galvin Teich Finding a path to greater diversity and understanding
Ensuring Consistent Equitable Student Connectivity By Ray Bendici Providing consistent access for students continues to be a focus for education leaders
How to Implement Long-Term Remote Learning in a Rural Area By Ray Bendici With a high at-risk population, education leaders at Gila River Indian Community have implemented a long-term approach to remote learning education despite pandemic uncertainty
How to Use Assistive Technology During Remote and Blended Learning By Sascha Zuger Assistive technology is key to ensuring that all students have access to learning
Rather than Back to ‘Normal,’ Let’s Get Back to Something Better By Annie Galvin Teich Passionate educator Cornelius Minor challenges his New York City colleagues to create a more inclusive and engaged learning environment
NYC DOE Beyond Access Forum Provides Professional Development Around Inclusive and Individualized Education By Ray Bendici Virtual conference highlights collaboration, communication, and innovation to help support education for all students
How Public TV Stations Are Partnering with Schools to Increase Educational Content for Students Without Internet By Erik Ofgang In addition to adding traditional educational programs, public TV stations are providing tools such as datacasting and teacher-created content to help students who don’t have internet access
Best Hotspots for Schools By Luke Edwards The ultimate guide to the best WiFi hotspots for wireless internet connections in schools.
How to Build Inclusion through Edtech By Sascha Zuger Topeka Public Schools is using edtech to close opportunity gaps and support remote learning
