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March | April 2020
March | April 2020
Magnificent teams for student success
Magnificent teams for student success
Understanding what students need is one part of the educational equation. Knowing what to do with that information is the other.
Understanding what students need is one part of the educational equation. Knowing what to do with that information is the other.
By Susan Denton
By Susan Denton
Cultural proficiency as an advocacy tool to build a diverse workforce
Cultural proficiency as an advocacy tool to build a diverse workforce
Classroom teachers are well positioned to impact students’ overall success in school. However, not all students perform at the same level, which indicates that not all teachers approach student relations, assessments and instruction in the same way.
Classroom teachers are well positioned to impact students’ overall success in school. However, not all students perform at the same level, which indicates that not all teachers approach student relations, assessments and instruction in the same way.
By Tamika Casey and Jaime Welborn
By Tamika Casey and Jaime Welborn
Advocacy organizations offer expanded perspectives on equity
Advocacy organizations offer expanded perspectives on equity
Issues of equity, such as addressing the student achievement gap and resource distribution, are areas that most involved in education can support. However, defining equity, let alone achieving it, can be extremely challenging.
Issues of equity, such as addressing the student achievement gap and resource distribution, are areas that most involved in education can support. However, defining equity, let alone achieving it, can be extremely challenging.
By Eupha Daramola, Akua Nkansah-Amankra, Patricia Burch and Susan McKibben
By Eupha Daramola, Akua Nkansah-Amankra, Patricia Burch and Susan McKibben
Home visits are key to kids’ success
Home visits are key to kids’ success
When the majority of urban and public school families live at or below the federal poverty level, and with parents working two or three jobs just to make ends meet, why do most schools still require parents to “take the first step”?
When the majority of urban and public school families live at or below the federal poverty level, and with parents working two or three jobs just to make ends meet, why do most schools still require parents to “take the first step”?
By Jonathan Raymond
By Jonathan Raymond
Coaching up at every level
Coaching up at every level
Shifting the focus to instructional coaching in Multi-Tiered System of Support is a direct support to improving instruction.
Shifting the focus to instructional coaching in Multi-Tiered System of Support is a direct support to improving instruction.
By Edwin Javius
By Edwin Javius
Advocacy in Action
Advocacy in Action
Student focus in a multi-path endeavor
Student focus in a multi-path endeavor
Advocacy in action
Advocacy in action
Student focus in a multi-path endeavor
Student focus in a multi-path endeavor
