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Teaching children how to read is one of the most important tasks educators undertake—and it’s a team effort, @outsideteacher says. 📖🤝 Discover 6 strategies administrators, instructional coaches, *and* teachers can use to increase literacy at your school: edut.to/3zS8Drf
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🗣 #DCSD Community Engagement Meeting at Cross Keys HS, and your input is invaluable! 🤝 #iLoveDCSD💙🧡
📅 Thurs., July 25
🕕 6 PM - 7:30 PM
📍 In Person: 1626 N Druid Hills Rd, Atlanta, GA
📱💻 Facebook Live: facebook.com/DeKalbSchoolsGA…
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Grim reality: Schools create ‘best practices’ for campus shootings hechingerreport.org/a-checkl…
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Here’s a useful tip to help students improve their writing. ✍️ 🤩
Ask them to read their work aloud. While it may not feel as natural—or modest—as reading silently, it can help them catch often-overlooked errors, a 2022 study found.

ALT Bar chart titled Read Aloud to Improve Writing. "When students were asked to proofread texts aloud, they found up to 12 percentage points more typos, grammatical mistakes, and errors in word choice, a 2022 study found." The bar chart shows the difference between accuracy during silent and aloud reading: silent, 59%, and aloud, 71%.
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#ICYMI | A California bill, which passed the state Senate last week and is making its way to the Assembly, would recognize colleges and universities in the state that enroll high numbers of Black students and take intentional steps to better serve them. The bill would establish a formal “Black-Serving Institution” designation for these institutions.
Colleges and universities are eligible for the designation if they enroll a student body that’s at least 10 percent Black, or has at least 1,500 Black students, and take various measures to support them, including drafting a Black student success plan (and allocating resources to that plan), fostering a “robust” African American studies program and cocurricular educational activities or affinity centers for Black students. #HigherEd bit.ly/4bC1wRq
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Whether it's at your school or in your home town, the library is - and should always be - a place of endless possibilities & potential to learn.
Happy #NationalLibraryWeek!
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Young children misbehave. Some are suspended for acting their age hechingerreport.org/young-ch…
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Ivy League colleges may boast large endowments, strong alumni networks, & academic reputations, but they lag behind when it comes to increasing enrollment of Black students. #EndCollegeSegregation edtru.st/3PEDWd3
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According to new data, student test scores are on a path to recovery nearly four years after the pandemic wreaked havoc on K-12 academics.
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We analyzed 9 criteria in the 15 states w/ the largest shares of #Undocumented college students to determine whether state policies are helping or hurting their ability to attend & succeed in college. edtru.st/Undocumented
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Inequities in #SchoolFunding prevent students from low-income backgrounds, students of color, & #EnglishLearners from having the adequate resources & support they need to thrive. Our report offers promising solutions. Learn more: edtru.st/3HcgHV6
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PROOF POINTS: There is a worldwide problem in math and it’s not just about the pandemic
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“Give them an inch, they’ll take a mile. Give them a voucher system, they’ll take your public school system…[In multiple states] limited voucher programs… targeted to poorer students have blown into entitlement programs for upper-middle class families.” georgiarecorder.com/2023/11/…
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There are systemic policies & practices in place that deny Black & Latino students access to advanced coursework in middle school. Learn how state leaders can address the system of learning & increase access to early opportunities for advanced coursework. edtru.st/45vPNkU
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Threats to #DEI are growing stronger, with continued plans to introduce bills in the next legislative session and attacks occurring on the accreditation front. We created a map to help keep track of the evolving attacks on DEI across states: edtru.st/3uounIb
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Disparities in access to food still exist along racial lines, with 18% of Black households & 16% of Latino households, as opposed to 10% of all households, reporting food insufficiency. Learn more: edtru.st/3FjAGNr #HungerandHomelessnessAwarenessWeek #HHWeek
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PROOF POINTS: Professors say high school math doesn’t prepare most students for their college majors
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‘My number one enemy’: The hidden financial aid hurdle derailing college students
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“We have to face the history that we lived, not the history that we want to pretend to have.” Confronting conversations about the country’s past is necessary in progressing. At EdTrust, we believe in the accurate teaching of #USHistory. Learn more: edtru.st/3UCHdKg
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ALL students should attend school in a district that receives & distributes funding based on the needs of its students, so all students can reach high standards & thrive. Our report addresses #FundingGaps & potential solutions. Read more: edtru.st/3HcgHV6 #SchoolFunding











