Local stories lead to global understanding
A Wisconsin oral history initiative motivates students to learn more about their community and then expand their understanding to the world.
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Purposeful moments and planned journeys spark student curiosity
How can teachers create space for learning experiences that will stick with students for life?
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What does effective high-quality preschool curriculum look like?
A new vision of curriculum quality offers guidance for what a high-quality preschool curriculum looks like.
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Educator resistance to curricular control
Teachers find ways to subvert requirements when they’re asked to teach in ways that don’t align with their professional judgment.
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Play-based learning for elementary classrooms
The Active Playful Learning Consortium supports teachers to build a toolkit of play-based learning practices to incorporate into their instruction.
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Beyond ‘adopt and hope’
High-quality instructional materials alone won’t fuel achievement gains. What else is needed?
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‘There’s just no way’: Time poverty as an obstacle to pedagogical change
A lack of time prevents teachers from adopting instructional practices they know are likely to be effective. Where can leaders reduce demands to increase effectiveness?
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Time well spent? Teacher perspectives on time-saving reforms
What reforms do teachers believe will be most effective in helping them manage their time?
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Can artificial intelligence spark an education renaissance?
The Center for Reimagining Education gives students a chance to survive and thrive in the age of AI.
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Five pillars of ethical AI use for teaching and learning
The AI wave requires us to rethink what it means to teach and to learn. Teachers need a clear foundation to build on.
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On dead classrooms
AI promises to make schools more efficient, but learning happens in classrooms where struggle is prized over efficiency.
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The future of education technology after the arrival of ChatGPT
Most education technologies are adopted into schools through a structured process. What happens when technologies arrive on their own?
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