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Giving students what they need most
What do students with learning disabilities need the most from their special educator? While many individualized skills and interventions are needed, there is one skill all students need from their special educator: the ability to problem-solve. Problem-solving is a key...
In this episode, listeners will have the privilege of hearing insights from Steve Tozer, Professor Emeritus, as he explores the practical aspects of integrating technology, fostering inclusivity, and driving growth through collaborative leadership in modern education.
As NAESP joins the celebration for National Volunteer Week April 21–27, we extend a heartfelt thank you to our volunteers.Membership in NAESP opens the door for school leaders to volunteer in ways that help guide the association's mission and vision. Who better to...
President Joe Biden has enacted a law that bans TikTok unless its Chinese owner divests within nine months. This legislation could face legal challenges and may not immediately eliminate the app from students' devices. The ban aims to address issues related to social media...
President Biden's latest loan-forgiveness proposal aims to alleviate the financial strain of educators encumbered by student debt. As this plan awaits regulatory approval, it presents various relief strategies, potentially impacting around 30 million individuals, with implementation...
Creating an inclusive school environment requires more than simply having students with disabilities participate in general activities. It involves intentional efforts to make them feel valued and included, starting with their physical...
Teachers leverage classic and modern science fiction to navigate the complex ethics of artificial intelligence in education. From questioning AI's reliability to exploring its societal impacts, these narratives serve as vital tools in...
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