I am sick and tired of playing defense regarding our children. I want to be on offense. It is time to be aggressive. As I think about when we were aggressive when educating our children, I think back to the pandemic. The one thing I can take from the pandemic is that it allowed us […]
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The pandemic has been devastating for school communities and as the quarantines and disruptions have dragged on, it’s led scores of educators at traditional schools to leave their jobs. Some teachers have stepped away from the profession entirely but many others have instead moved to alternative education models, embracing the role of innovators in this
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A study published in the journal Theory & Research in Social Education, led by North Carolina State University researcher Meghan McGlinn Manfra, suggests students can develop problem-solving skills by analyzing historical data — enhancing not only their computational thinking, but also understanding of social studies concepts.
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