One of the best lessons we can model for our students is how to persevere through struggle productively and come out the other side with new skills and strategies.
Before John Hunter was a college graduate and budding playwright, he was serving time for assault in a California prison. This program helped him turn around.
Here is how one district prioritized social and emotional learning by raising the funding for and implementing an SEL curriculum that met students’ and teachers’ needs.
Finding itself “suddenly remote,” this public charter school quickly adopted an online platform for keeping kids connected to STEM, and even participated in an international cyber robotics and coding competition.
While they are popular, vibrant events, EdCamps in their original format cannot currently take place in person in most school communities nationwide. That doesn’t mean they cannot happen -- and one school figured out how to run them virtually.