Posts in Reform
Reflecting on the Pandemic Journey of Higher Education: 2019 to 2024

How did higher education transform through the COVID-19 upheaval from 2019 to 2024? What strategies did universities implement to adapt to the challenges posed by the pandemic, and what lingering effects remain? Do you think we’ve made enough of a change for our students to survive in the future?

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Don't Give Up on Disengaged Students: Tools & Strategies for Success

Are you interested in supporting disengaged learners? Try these strategies so you can move beyond traditional methods and effectively support all students, fostering their success and creating a more inclusive learning community.

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The Importance of an Open Mind When Evaluating Teaching Methods

How do new teachers navigate the transition from structured college classrooms to the diverse and often chaotic real-world teaching environments? As they step into contemporary classrooms, they're met with unfamiliar teaching styles, unexpected challenges, and the need for effective observation and adaptation. With various learning styles and teaching methods at play, how can educators ensure they're embracing the best strategies for genuine student engagement and growth?

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Empowering Education Leaders with Educational Innovation 360 for a Tech-Driven Future!

In the age of Educational Innovation 360, we explore how K-12 leaders are reshaping the boundaries of learning, breaking down geographical disparities, and nurturing equity. From always-on learning resources and data-driven personalization to engaging technology-enhanced designs, discover how visionary principals are using Educational Innovation 360 to revolutionize education and create a brighter, tech-savvy future for our students.

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Embracing the Future of Education: Principals Leading the Way!

Discover how principals champion digital tools to empower teachers, personalizing education for every student. Gain a fresh perspective on the exciting evolution of education in the 21st century, equipping students with vital skills for the future job market.

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Educational Innovation 360 Launches Exciting 5-Week Starter Sprints for Educators

Are you ready to embark on an exciting educational journey? Discover the captivating launch of Educational Innovation 360's three separate 5-week starter sprints for educators!

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Does Anybody Want To Be A Substitute? There Is An Immediate Need

As a parent I know, how I would feel if my child started off with a sub, and whether they are filling in for the long term or a couple of days- they are not capable of delivering the same instruction as a full-time teacher.

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Unleash The Emergency Credentials Now! Schools Are Struggling to Make it to Christmas

Did you know, In Utah, you no longer need a teaching degree to teach; all you need is relevant professional experience? I’m not sure if we are ready to go there yet... let’s start by maybe increasing the teacher's salaries.

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Can Afterschool Programs help with learning loss?

Cocurricular Activities can help address learning loss by providing students with experiences outside the classroom that apply the knowledge acquired in the classroom so why haven’t you partnered with your afterschool program?

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5 Ways To Become An Effective Principal Leader You'll Kick Yourself for Not Knowing

The whole process of leadership in schools has made significant advances, and today the education system has been revolutionized due to technological advances so how are you transforming your school looking towards the future?

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Principal Effectiveness vs. Principal Turnover

Typically…Low-performing principals are more likely to be demoted to a lower school-level position or leave the education system entirely. In contrast, high-scoring principals are more likely to be promoted to a central office position. Is this happening in your district?

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The Most Common The Solution To Compassion Fatigue For Educators

If schools identify Compassion Fatigue early, they can quickly respond in a resourceful way.. but many are not responding…

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Nobody Should Have To Go Through It Alone - First Year Teacher

After graduation, teachers are excited! This is the first opportunity they will have to develop their own classroom. Welp, that excitement changes after the first week so what are you doing to ensure teachers get exactly what they need to thrive.

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What Are You Doing To Handle The Nationwide Staffing Shortage?

The 2020 pandemic was not just a little push, it just exacerbated many of the issues the educational system was already facing.

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