Teachers can reward students with CritterCoin NFTs
By using CritterCoin, schools can create their own systems that allow teachers to reward students with digital coins and…
Webinar has classroom tools for mental health discussions
Discover resources for discussing mental health and wellness with students by attending the Share My Lesson webinar “Mental Health…
Chiera requests $100M in ARP funds for N.J. higher education
AFTNJ President Donna M. Chiera has asked that $100 million in American Rescue Plan funds be allocated “to shore…
Apply by Aug. 15 for chance at NSHSS diversity grants
The National Society of High School Scholars is accepting applications for its Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Teaching Grant…
Mastery learning can accelerate learning recovery, teacher survey says
Nearly 85 percent of teachers “believe mastery learning can help address learning loss from the pandemic,” according to a new…
CUPA-HR: Higher education faces crisis in retaining talent
About 57 percent of the higher education workforce is at least somewhat likely to look into other employment opportunities…
SML sets up a cinematic summer
Share My Lesson has a curated collection of summer movies for children with resources to help avoid the “summer…
New U.S. DOE resources provide schools with support for students with disabilities
On July 19, the U.S. Department of Education issued guidance and resources designed to help public elementary and secondary…
AFT report: Supporting diversity, mentorship could revitalize educator, school staff pipeline
Developing a federal Diverse Teacher Corps fund/grant and maintaining state-funded support for mentorship programs are among the AFT Teacher…
GAO updates Cardona on its priority open recommendations
The U.S. Government Accountability Office recently sent a letter to U.S. Education Secretary Dr. Miguel A. Cardona with an…
Read Not Guess provides instruction, encouragement
When Chad Aldeman realized this spring that his 8-year-old son would guess when encountering unfamiliar words while reading, the…
Black, special ed students received ‘exclusionary discipline’ during pandemic, study shows
With most students in virtual classroom during the 2020-21 school year, suspensions declined, “yet African American students and students…
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