MindShift
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MindShift explores the future of learning, covering cultural and tech trends and innovations in education. Find the MindShift Podcast at https://t.co/fbpQB5xibO
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'When districts have the money and time, schools can be reimagined from the ground up to cope with extreme weather.' - Anya Kamenetz The Hechinger Report
Is AC the new ABC? As the country gets hotter, schools need upgrades
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Hiring a permanent community schools coordinator helps to ensure partnerships and programs will continue beyond just a a year or so. Yesenia Robles Chalkbeat Colorado
More than academics: Aurora’s community schools are an example as interest in the model grows
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Striking a balance between harder and simpler tasks gives students a chance to regain executive function. Dr. Gloria Mark Learning & the Brain
Distracted Students? Understanding These 3 Myths of Attention Span Can Help kqed.org/mindshift/6351…
To minimize test anxiety, David Shanks advises that practice tests be low stakes, either ungraded or ones that students can retake multiple times. Jill Barshay The Hechinger Report
Dealing with test anxiety? Practice quizzes can actually help
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Thousands of students are suspended for vague, subjective reasons, such as defiance and disorderly conduct. Fazil Khan Sarah Butrymowicz
4 Things a Mountain of School Discipline Records Taught Us About Student Suspensions
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Activities that activate students' sense of awe can foster resilience and a desire to take action in the climate crisis. Sandra M. Turner Greater Good
Can Awe Help Students Cope With Climate Change?
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College access gaps are growing, and many career prep programs aren't up to par. To support marginalized students, prioritizing both paths is essential. Sarah Carr Center on Reinventing Public Education
Preparing students for college and career in the face of widening equity gaps
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When students switch from task to task and screen to screen, not only is their executive function declining, but their stress levels are rising. Dr. Gloria Mark Learning & the Brain
Distracted Students? Understanding These 3 Myths of Attention Span Can Help
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“It’s important to meet kids where they are. To care about the planet you first have to love it.” Mindy Thomas Anya Kamenetz The Hechinger Report
Kids Don't Know Enough About Climate Solutions. Children's Media Could Help.
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As students learn new – and sometimes devastating – information about climate change, it helps to allow them to be outside in nature and participate in collective action. Caleigh Wells @KCRW
How to inspire climate hope in kids? Get their hands dirty
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Transforming schoolyards into green, shaded spaces creates STEM learning opportunities and fosters problem-solving skills. Nimah Gobir Green Schools National Network
Green Schoolyards America
Why schoolyards are a critical space for teaching about — and fighting — climate change
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Make every day Earth Day with stories that connect readers to the natural world. Kristin L. Gray SchoolLibraryJournal
5 Middle Grade Books to Celebrate Planet Earth
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Making math curriculum culturally responsive and relevant to students can help get them engaged in the material. Maddy Will Education Week
3 Ways to Strengthen Math Instruction
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