A Podcast for teachers by teachers
Valerie Sun believes that, over the past year, teachers have become comfortable with being uncomfortable as they met the challenge of delivering distance learning. Now that educators are used to being uncomfortable, perhaps we can address some of the other issues we are currently facing.
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Not only does Equity in Action CA want to know who is in the room, they also want to know who isn’t in the room, how to invite those people in, and how to make them comfortable when they get there.
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Efrain Tovar is passionate about supporting our English language learners so they can succeed. He shares some tidbits on how you can connect with your students and scaffold their learning in the virtual classroom or face to face, no matter what language they speak.
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Digital equity is about more than devices and access. Carla Jefferson explains.
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The Office of Educational Technology (part of the U.S. Department of Education) defines OER as “teaching, learning, and research resources that reside in the public domain or have been released under a license that permits their free use, reuse, modification, and sharing with others.” Kristina Ishmael spells out how they can help you better meet the needs of your students.
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Much of the gender equity problem in today’s workforce has its roots in education. Tara Linney explains why and how we need to give girls more opportunities to learn coding if we are going to solve the problem.
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Allie Thrower threw out her reading logs, and now her students love reading. Yours can, too!
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