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Administrator Tips, Professional Development, School Culture, Social & Emotional Learning
Aug 27, 2021

[Admin Tips] Navigating Change and the Role of Emotions

I cannot say whether things will get better if we change; what I can say is they must change if they are to get better. —Georg C. Lichtenberg
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Jen Perry

Aug 18, 2021

Leading with Your Best Self: 4 SEL Skills for Educators

Edmentum defines social-emotional learning (SEL) as teaching, implementing, and adopting the practices of culturally informed, emotional, cognitive, and behavioral skills necessa
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Sian Reilly

Aug 12, 2021

[Edmentum’s Back-to-School Webinars] Courseware 101 for Admins and Teachers & What's New in Exact Path

Every month, Edmentum hosts webinars focused on informative and educational topics that make great opportunities for all educators to conveniently fulfill professional development requirements and

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Adam Burke

Jul 23, 2021

[Teacher Tips] Podcasts Every Teacher Should Check Out

There are lots of podcasts out there focused on education. Here, we've put together a list of our favorites to help educators stay on top of all the latest news, trends, and issues.
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McKenna Wierman

Jul 08, 2021

5 Opportunities for Innovation in AI in Education

This post was adapted from a presentation given at the 2021 Next Generation

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Dr. Michelle Barrett

Jul 02, 2021

7 TED Talks You Should Watch Before Back-to-School
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McKenna Wierman

Jun 29, 2021

[Professional Development] Evaluating Your Own Performance as an Educator

The best teachers know that refining their practice is an ongoing process. Here are six of our favorite best-practice tips for effective self-reflection.
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Scott Sterling

Jun 25, 2021

5 Ideas for Keeping Top Teachers

Although more money and better working conditions may help, many teachers who are considering leaving the profession are more interested in growing as professionals, collaborating, and making a broader effect on their schools and districts. Here are five ideas on how to bring those changes about in your own school.
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Scott Sterling