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Is Your School Ready for a Long-Term Pandemic? 6 Questions To Ask.

By Carl Hooker last updated

I do hope these questions can help guide you as you see what kind of plan you have in place should the unfortunate happen.

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It’s Not All Black and White: A Conversation Around Equity

By Carl Hooker published

We decided to wear coordinating t-shirts of “Ebony” for me and “Ivory” for him.

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ISTE Lauds Funding Increases for Education Fiscal Year 2020

By TL Editors published

“It’s refreshing to see members of Congress put aside politics to do what is right by our country’s students and educators,” said ISTE CEO Richard Culatta.

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6 Insights from Ed Tech Leaders Across the U.S.

By Lisa Nielsen published

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Seeking Strategic Variety and Organizational Curiosity

By Steven M. Baule published

Strategic variety requires organizational curiosity.

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99% of All K-12 Districts in the U.S. Now Have Access to High-Speed Internet

By TL Editors published

Today, EducationSuperHighway released its annual State of the States report, highlighting the completion of its mission to close the K-12 classroom connectivity gap.

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New ISTE Book: How to Close the Digital Divide for Students

By TL Editors published

A 2016 survey of 1,200 parents revealed that while 94 percent of families are connected to the internet, 23 percent access it on mobile devices, 26 percent share a single computer and 20 percent experienced loss of internet service due to lack of payment

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U.S. Representatives Suzanne Bonamici (D-OR) and Tom Cole (R-OK) Awarded CoSN’s Excellence in Public Service Award

By TL Editors published

The award recognizes national, state or local officials who have promoted the use of classroom technology to improve teaching and learning.

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Innovative Educators Don’t Recommend Screen Time Limits

By Lisa Nielsen published

What recommendations should we be giving parents and youth when it comes to screen time?

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NEWS & TRENDS: Betsy DeVos Security Costs Tax Payers Millions

By TL Editors published

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