Developing Future-Ready Students Through Coding

Today’s elementary school students will be entering a future workforce comprised mostly of jobs that don’t currently exist. How do we prepare them for this uncertainty?By equipping students with foundational digital literacy, computational thinking and coding skills, they will not only build strong foundations needed for school now, but also for the largely unknown, technology-oriented careers of tomorrow.In this edWebinar, watch Marcos Navas, Technology Facilitator from Union City Public Schools in New Jersey, to learn how you can prepare your students for their future.
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How Companies Can Engage Parents, and Prepare for What’s Ahead

When Elizabeth Self starts teaching her 11 a.m. class via Zoom, she has to remember that it isn’t 11 a.m. for all of her students.
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Social Emotional Learning and Equity: Follow the Data

Providing equitable opportunities for young people’s social, emotional, and academic growth is paramount. Equity in education goes deeper than providing equal education to all students. Equity in education is providing each student with the education they need to live and thrive.
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Personalized Mastery Learning for Early Childhood Education

Every young learner in your schools deserves an equal opportunity to thrive. Personalized mastery learning in math and reading is a proven key to accelerating achievement for all students. Attendees will discover: How My Math Academy and My Reading Academy are designed to accelerate pre-k to 2nd grade learning How to use Mastery learning driven by Learning Science to bring all young students to grade level and beyond How embedded tools help families support a child’s learning How your school can make use of readily available funding source
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Beyond Teacher Wellness: The Power of Community Care

There is a lot of talk about teacher wellness and self-care being shared in team meetings, conferences and teacher focused websites. However, Nakita Valerio, a writer, researcher, and community organizer states, “Shouting “self-care” at people who actually need “community care” is how we fail people.”   The Creative Curriculum embraces Six Positive Messages that highlight the importance of relationships and community for children and families. However, these messages also apply to you, the educator.
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