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neurodiversity puzzle

Accommodating Neurodiversity In The Classroom and Beyond

By Michael Millington published

When it comes to preparing our education system for neurodiverse students, the level of involvement can vary and might not always produce the intended results.

NGSS

Building Equity Through Next Generation Science Standards

By Ray Bendici published

How one district is addressing DEI while implementing NGSS

The CoSN DEI Clearinghouse

The CoSN DEI Clearinghouse: A New Resource for Championing Diversity

By Sascha Zuger published

Strategies and tech tools to promote diversity, equity and inclusion

equitable internships

Cracking the 'Chicken and Egg' Dilemma: How Equitable Internships Can Propel Recent Graduates into Successful Careers

By Erik Ofgang published

The founding director of the Partnership for Inclusive Innovation shares tips for promoting internships that are equitable and accessible to all.

Black History Month best lessons and activities

Best Lessons and Activities for Teaching Black History Month

By Diana Restifo published

Black history is American history

Classroom Tools
National Educational Technology Plan

The 2024 National Educational Technology Plan is Out: Here’s What You Need to Know

By Erik Ofgang published

Released by the U.S. Department of Education for the first time since 2016, the new National Educational Technology Plan focuses on the digital access divide, digital use divide, and digital design divide.

Martin Luther King Jr illustration with American flag

Best Free Martin Luther King Jr. Lessons and Activities

By Diana Restifo published

These free lessons and activities provide a wide range of approaches to teaching about Martin Luther King Jr.

Classroom Tools
wellbeing survey

Creating A District-Wide Student Wellbeing Survey

By Ray Bendici published

How the School District of Philadelphia uses its student wellbeing survey to support diversity, equity, and inclusion

navigating ai biases

Navigating AI Biases in The Classroom

By Michael Gaskell published

As students learn to use generative AI, it’s important to recognize and navigate the biases present

Classroom Tools
A headshot of Lorrie Owens.

She Was Discriminated Against as a Black Woman in Edtech. She Succeeded Anyway

By Erik Ofgang published

INNOVATIVE LEADER AWARD WINNER - Lorrie Owens is the first female and still the only Black woman to lead the technology division of a county office of education in California. Here is her story.

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