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Edsurge
AUGUST 9, 2023
In a Department of Education Office of Educational Technology blog post about the digital divide, authors found that “about six million learners and three million households currently face adoption barriers beyond availability and affordability.” Learn more about Project 10Million and how to apply.
Digital Promise
JUNE 4, 2019
“In Middletown City School District, we are proud to share innovative ideas, programs, and implementation practices with educators to advance equity in school systems,” said Marlon Styles, superintendent of Middletown City School District. “We Each story has supporting resources, allowing readers to dive a bit deeper.
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The 21st Century Principal
JANUARY 23, 2011
In reflecting on my one year anniversary with this blog, I was just wondering if there’s anything I can add to the argument that administrators should be blogging. Because of my sixteen years in the classroom as an English teacher I love blogging. Blogging has given me that outlet. Blogging has given me that outlet.
MIND Research Institute
JANUARY 25, 2022
As a superintendent, Dr. David Miyashiro shares sweet moments from his teachers, students and career. As chief schools officer and former assistant superintendent, Dr. Brown emphasizes people, learning, and leadership development. Give a shout out on your own accounts and tag #STMath so we can continue to expand our list.
The Web20Classroom
MARCH 12, 2013
Principals, Principals, Superintendents and even a few School Board members that I interact with on a daily basis. Both these services allow you to tag your bookmarks making it even more easy to find the resources you need. Perhaps you even have a blog or two that you read. There are tons of Asst. What is RSS you ask?
The Jose Vilson
FEBRUARY 19, 2019
Before the advent of blogs and cell phone cameras, native New Yorkers didn’t gawk much at celebrities. The name tags continue to have both my name and my employers’ name at times when my employers both near and far refuse to hear me (and us) out.
eSchool News
MARCH 30, 2017
By Hash(tag)ing Out Ideas. Originally, when we started Twitter chats with hashtags, we just wanted a way for people to collaborate in a way that’s most effective for them,” said Ryan Russell, the district’s assistant to the Superintendent. Stuck in lesson plan purgatory? Twitter’s a great place to spitball ideas with your peers.
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