Digital citizenship is about how kids can be “good citizens” online and have healthy and safe online time. This is increasingly important when screen-time takes up a huge chunk of students’ free time. To build health-minded students, start by building their interests offline. Students are spending more time online Kids 8 and up are spending … Continue reading
Pandemic learning showcased the state of accessibility and education equity across the U.S. Advancing education for all students starts with reevaluating what inclusive education means at your school. How to reevaluate inclusive education To advance accessibility and promote education equity, one assistive technology specialist believes teachers should reevaluate these 3 inclusive education myths: Myth 1: … Continue reading
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![[Infographic] U.S. Department of Education’s Vision to Promote Education Equity](https://varconnection.dstewart.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/main-pic-6.8.22.png?w=160&h=120&crop=1 "[Infographic] U.S. Department of Education’s Vision to Promote Education Equity")
When Secretary of Education Cardona laid out his vision for pandemic learning recovery, he included plans to improve the U.S. education system and reduce education inequality. Here are the 4 key action areas the U.S. Department of Education vowed to address in 2022 and beyond and a few of the ways schools can support these … Continue reading
Some autistic students have an affinity for technology, and educators can leverage different technologies to encourage socialization and boost learning. Here are 3 ways game-based learning empowers autistic students. Continue reading
Infographic text: 5 Strategies to Help Students Succeed Infographic The top priority of every good teacher should be his students success, but how can a teacher help students succeed? Here are 5 vital tips, teachers can employ to help students attain their full potential. 1. Inculcate the Habit of Personal Development A good teacher should … Continue reading
Do you understand your implicit biases? Take a Harvard test by Project Implicit and get 3 tips for creating a culturally responsive classroom. Continue reading
AI and machine learning have a dark side. Learn about it in this today’s VAR blog post. Continue reading
Will you be at Spring CUE 2022 in person? CUE wants to hear from teachers like you! Here’s 2 ways you can inspire fellow educators at Spring CUE 2022. Continue reading
Teachers have experienced unprecedented challenges in the last couple of school years. Here are 3 reasons we encourage educators to attend TCEA 2022. Continue reading
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