Showing posts with label racial bias. Show all posts
Showing posts with label racial bias. Show all posts

Friday, June 12, 2020

Educational Links 6/13/2020


How Student Agency Can Ease the Pain of Remote Learning and Teaching


10 ways administrators can collaborate with librarians–even remotely


Is Your PD For Teachers Working–Or Just Work?


Google Meet Switches On Jaw-Dropping Feature To Beat Zoom & Microsoft Teams



4 Ways to Encourage Math Talks

Teachers Are as Racially Biased as Everybody Else, Study Shows


Your Child Is Not Lazy. He Is Overwhelmed.



What parents perceive as laziness may be ADHD — specifically, the executive dysfunction that impairs focus, effort, and processing speed. Here, learn how you can help your child get started and keep going with an ADHD brain.

Saturday, August 3, 2019

Educational Links 8/4/19

Teacher Wellness


23 Close Reading Anchor Charts That Will Help Your Students Dig Deep


On Education: An institutionalized destruction of virtues


THEN AND NOW: Here are all the ways being a public-school teacher has changed in the last 50 years


How Schools Can Help Teachers Understand and Address Racial Bias


Classroom Management: The Importance of a Morning Meeting


The After-School Homework Routine You Need to Try



Executive functions go berserk trying to keep up with homework assignments, deadlines, and problem sets. Lighten your child’s load by using the after-school homework routine that teaches scheduling and prioritization skills.