School counselors, principals, and teachers alike must juggle the many different tasks associated with their daily routine. Trying to find time to meet and engage with students, parents, and other ...
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The new school year means new students entering your school. Whether your school or district is large or small, bullying is unfortunately an aspect of every school’s student community. Luckily many ...
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Students are already using technology outside (and often surreptitiously inside) of the classroom. With a wealth of educational technology on the market, it’s now up to schools to decide whether they ...
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School administration and management can take advantage of the downloadable applications found in the app store of their smartphone devices. There are several applications available in the market that target ...
Read MoreMore and more educational software companies, both online and offline, are popping up to help fill a need for more interactive, personalized educational experiences for students. Their benefits are numerous, ...
Read MoreWhat do you think of VH1’s new Anti-Bullying ad? Does it trivialize the plight of bullying victims or would students that bully actually take the message to heart? (Although the message ...
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Emerging technologies in education involve teachers integrating applications or techniques that improve the learning process. Technological devices assist learning processes of students while teachers use technology to help them assess ...
Read MoreEffective school leadership is clearly the most desired trait of an individual in charge of heading an educational institution. After all, an educational institution’s success depends on how well the ...
Read MoreVarious teacher tools in the form of online educational resources are available to help teachers convey to students the harmful effects and consequences of bullying. Best of all, many of ...
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What’s the best way to ensure a student is both unhealthy and depressed? Bully them for a long time and don’t let up. A new study in the journal Pediatrics ...
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