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Tips for Teaching Social Studies in Remote or Hybrid Classrooms

By Alex Valacer

At the start of remote learning in the spring, my district was delayed in announcing its official plan because of the need to distribute adequate technology. During this delay, a colleague and I ...

Cómo continuar apoyando la diversidad de los estudiantes en el hogar: orientación esencial para padres y cuidadores

By Kate Schuster

Cómo continuar apoyando la diversidad de los estudiantes en el hogar: orientación esencial para padres y cuidadores Como ex maestra de primaria, sé cuán diversos eran mis alumnos en mi salón de ...

How to Support Diverse Learners at Home: Essential Guidance for Parents & Caregivers

By Kate Schuster

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Smart Supports for Professional Learning Communities Part 2: The Facilitator as the PLC Backbone

By Sandra Noguera

Welcome to the second installment in my blog series, Smart Supports for Professional Learning Communities (PLCs). This piece focuses on the critical role of the facilitator.

How do Data Cycles lead to Educational Equity?

By Carolyn Hanser

Data cycles-- sounds kind of scary, huh? I can vividly remember my second-year teacher self sitting in a professional development session. “Data, Data, Data” they said, naively thinking we’d be ...

Overcoming Initiative Overload: How to become an Action Researcher (Part 2)

By Jason Green

Smart Supports for Professional Learning Communities: A New Series from LINC

By Sandra Noguera

Why Professional Learning Communities?

Small Group Instruction & Differentiation in Remote Learning

By Tiffany Wycoff

Last week, I published an article that talked about how to move from basic functionality in remote learning to truly capturing the unique (if not frustrating) opportunity for innovation and ...

Shifting to a Virtual School Counseling Environment

By Charity Dodd

Shifting to a virtual environment for school counseling can present its own challenges, from students not being required to meet with a school counselor, to trying not to overwhelm students and ...

Teaching the Arts in Remote or Hybrid Learning Environments

By Rohiatou Siby

In the spring, like most teachers, I scrambled to find ways to engage my students. As a dance teacher, students enjoyed my class in the school building. Due to alternate-day schedules, students would ...

Guidance for Equitably Supporting Families in Remote Learning

By Jennifer Bernier & Cassondra Corbin-Thaddies

There are currently 1.26 billion learners out of school -- an educational disruption that has never before been experienced in the world. Many school districts have transitioned to remote learning. ...

Building Deeper Connections in the Classroom

By Carolyn Hanser

In my first year of teaching, I taught a kindergarten class of eighteen students. If someone asked me about my class I’d first tell them about the small class size, then I’d share that twelve of the ...