Superintendents and Social Media
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The capacity to make sense of another person’s thoughts and feelings underlies a host of social-emotional learning outcomes.
PanoramaEducation discusses clearer ways of analyzing school climate using their own research.
Flippen Group asks: How can we hope to develop children’s minds when their most basic emotional needs are going unmet every day?
What is going on in the brain when one produces positive or negative thoughts? From Meteor Education.
Meteor Education: Students should understand stress while teachers need to allow for social connectivity within the classroom, and more.
Meteor Education offers a resource explaining stress, emotion, memory, and the hippocampus.
Classrooms must be just as engaging, interactive, and exciting as all of the competing digital stimuli in students’ lives. By Discovery Education.
Demand is growing for a strong STEM workforce, and it all starts with great K-12 education.
Ways to use ‘Autonomy, Mastery and Purpose’ to increase engagement and motivation in your school or district.
Seven ideas to subvert some dominant paradigms about how we currently are dealing—or not dealing—with bullying in our schools today.
How do coaches or administrators support teachers in advancing all learners so they achieve the highest levels of individual success?
Crisis toolkit from San Bernardino City USD
Sample news releases, sample emails, evaluations, and social media posts for crisis management.
The Morgan Hill Times and Readiness and Emergency Management for Schools (REMS) per California Department of Education provide actions to take in case of an active shooter.
Lindsay Unified School District in San Joaquin Valley shares their true story of dealing with a cyber attack.
School climate means factors, both in and out of the classroom, that impact success. This includes student health, safety and discipline as well as how connected all students feel to their school.
Student engagement means providing students with programs, coursework, and opportunities — both in and out of the classroom — that motivate them and keep them in school.
Lozano Smith discusses student and teacher privacy and questions surrounding cameras in schools.
San Bernardino City Unified School District (SBCUSD) and Panorama Education discuss discipline, data, and school climate.
