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October 26, 2026 - 03:16
Jewish Educators Gather to Examine AI's Impact on LearningThe Jewish Futures 2026 conference will bring together educators, technologists, and community leaders to explore how artificial intelligence and emerging technologies are reshaping the way young...
October 25, 2026 - 08:26
State education leaders visit Kenmore Junior/Senior High SchoolThe Ken-Ton School District hosted a team of state education leaders at Kenmore Junior/Senior High School on Tuesday, Oct. 20, to learn how the district is expanding graduation opportunities for...
October 24, 2026 - 17:29
Hardware Wildlife Education Center to host Turkey Tales exhibit in NovemberAs Thanksgiving approaches, the Division of Wildlife Resources is getting the Hardware Wildlife Education Center ready for its yearly Turkey Tales exhibit. Visitors will have the chance to learn...
October 24, 2026 - 00:59
Julio Salinas Discusses Rio Grande Valley Priorities in Texas House RaceJulio Salinas, a candidate for the Texas House, recently addressed key issues facing the Rio Grande Valley as he campaigns for House District 41. Salinas is running against Republican Gary Groves...
This article tackles an important and often sensitive topic. Teaching about colonialism can be complex, but it offers a chance to foster understanding and empathy. Engaging with these challenges not only enriches our students` perspectives but also...
Author: Otis McCall
October 26, 2026
This article highlights crucial factors influencing student participation. It emphasizes the role of classroom environment, teacher support, and peer dynamics in encouraging voices. Understanding these elements can help educators create more inclusive...
Author: Lila Watson
October 25, 2026
Holistic review is essential in competitive school admissions. It values the whole applicant, going beyond grades and test scores. This approach recognizes diverse qualities and experiences, promoting a richer academic environment. Schools that embrace...
Author: Martha Hubbard
October 25, 2026
26 October 2026
Teaching Colonialism: Challenges and Opportunities
Colonialism is one of the most difficult subjects a teacher can carry into a classroom. It touches identity, family history, language, land, and power. Students do not encounter it as a neutral...
25 October 2026
Understanding Holistic Review in Competitive Schools
Holistic review is one of the most misunderstood terms in selective admissions. Families hear it at information sessions, see it in application instructions, and often walk away with a vague sense...
24 October 2026
Synchronous vs. Asynchronous Learning: What Works Best
The question sounds simple until you are the one staring at a course schedule, a budget spreadsheet, and a room full of learners with wildly different needs. Should everyone meet at the same time,...
23 October 2026
The Power of Project-Based Learning in Future Curriculums
For decades, the standard curriculum has been organized around subjects and time blocks. Math happens at nine, science at ten, and history after lunch. Students move through topics in a sequence...
22 October 2026
How to Use Exit Tickets to Boost Ongoing Engagement
Most teachers have tried exit tickets at some point. A sticky note on the way out the door, a quick question on a half-sheet of paper, a one-minute reflection. The practice is common. What is far...
21 October 2026
Gamifying the Past: Education Tools for Future Historians
History has a reputation problem in many classrooms. Students often meet the past as a sequence of dates, names, and treaties to be memorized for a test, then forgotten by the following week. That...