October 2017

October 2017


FEATURES

THE MORE YOU READ, THE MORE YOU’LL KNOW: ELA SOLUTIONS ROUNDUP
By Tara Smith
Which reading solution will best support your students and teachers so everyone can be reading on or above grade level by June? Here are some recommendations, best practices, and creative ideas from teachers, librarians, and administrators.

QUICK THINKING: HOW SCHOOLS TURN DATA INTO KNOWLEDGE
By Ellen Ullman
Take a look at how these schools analyzed data to work on everything from attendance to social emotional learning.

HOW CAN IT AND CURRICULUM WORK BETTER TOGETHER?
An excerpt from the T&L Leader Newsletter; read more at www.tech-learning-leader.com
For this roundtable, T&L spoke with some IT leaders and—to keep us truthful—we invited a curriculum leader to share her experiences, too. We hope you’ll learn from their insights.

PRODUCTS

NEW K-12 AUDIO SYSTEMS

WHAT’S NEW: NEW TOOLS FOR SCHOOLS

DEPARTMENTS & COLUMNS

EDITORS DESK: THE DEAL WITH DATA

TRENDING

TOP 10 WEB STORIES
BLOG BITS
TOP TWEETS
5 TECH TRENDS TO WATCH THIS SCHOOL YEAR
CYBERBULLYING ON THE RISE IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
T&L READER SURVEY DID YOUR SCHOOL PARTICIPATE IN THE GREAT 2017 ECLIPSE?
GETTING CLOSER TO CLOSING THE EQUITY GAP
SETDA ANNOUNCES 2017 STUDENT VOICES AWARD WINNER
TEACH STUDENTS THESE 4 SKILLS TO START THE YEAR OFF RIGHT
REPORTS EXPLORE NEW CLASSROOM MODELS AND MORE
CLASS TECH TIPS
STATISTICS AND SOLUTIONS
NATIONWIDE EDUCATIONAL COOPERATIVE TO FOCUS ON CYBERSECURITY, TECHNOLOGY INTEROPERABILITY, AND COLLABORATIVE SOLUTIONS
FOUR TIPS FOR STAYING SAFE FROM #CYBERATTACKS
SCHOOLS AND DISTRICTS ARE READY FOR THE INTERNET OF THINGS (IoT)

BIG IDEAS

INCLUDING ALL VOICES IN STEM
WHY DO WE BUY?
HOW TO INTRODUCE GAMIFICATION (OR ANYTHING NEW, REALLY)