Oct 01, 2015
When It Comes to Learning, Emotions Play an Important Role | ASCD Inservice
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, each year about 20 percent of students experience some kind of emotional or behavioral issue. In response, many schools are building on traditional health services for students and developing schoolwide mental health programs. But these expanded programs are not just for dealing with issues; they are also in place to help all...
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Petition · California Governor, California State Senate: We need comprehensive Sex Ed in California schools · Change.org
I just graduated high school this year, and when I walked into a community class on health and sexuality last summer, I figured I already knew everything I needed to about preventing Sexually Transmitted Infections and pregnancy. But where I live, students get only a few days of Sex Ed in four...
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Dr. Kimberly O'Malley of Pearson with Parent Tool kit for School year 09/01 by Lessons Learned | Lifestyle Podcasts
According to a 2015 NBC News Parent Toolkit poll, almost half (47%) of parents say they wish they could do more when it comes to their child's education. And in today's hectic environment, parents love their child's schools and teachers, but admit that they sometimes try to unfairly shift burdens...
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Wendy Lecker: Do courts need to guide Malloy about education? - StamfordAdvocate
[...] the Washington Supreme Court ruled that charter schools are not public schools at all and it is unconstitutional to divert any money intended for public schools to them. The court noted that local control is the “most important feature” of a public school because it vests in local voters the...
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Developing Workplaces Where Teachers Stay, Improve, And Succeed | Shanker Institute
** Republished here in the Washington Post Our guest authors today are Matthew A. Kraft and John P. Papay. Kraft is an Assistant Professor of Education at Brown University. Papay is an Assistant Professor of Education and Economics at Brown University. In 2015, they received the American...
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Rural telemedicine programs receive $8.6M in grants to support doctors, patients - MedCity NewsMedCity News
About 31 telemedicine programs will receive $8.6 million in federal grant money for healthcare programs as part of a wider move by the government in support of telemedicine as a way to help patients see primary care physicians and specialists faster, especially in rural communities. The rural...
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Including patients in digital health design: Two startups share how they've done it - MedCity News
During a Stanford MedX Live panel on healthcare entrepreneurship Tuesday night, someone on Twitter posed an important question: How can we better incorporate the patient’s voice into the development of healthcare IT? Adrian James is co-founder of Omada Health, a venture-backed digital health...
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How Big is the School Broadband Gap?
<p>Leaders from industry, education, and the Oval Office have highlighted the need for expanded broadband access. New data from Verizon can help to provide insight into questions about Internet connectivity the nation’s schools. The data suggests that many schools don’t have access to enough...
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Self-Regulation: American Schools Are Failing Nonconformist Kids | The New Republic
Self-regulation is the new ideal for American school children. It does away with traditional discipline and encourages students to control their own impulses. But it turns out kids may be better off when they're allowed to act their age.
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Stop Blaming the Circumstances, Teach the Students! - ASCD Inservice
By Rachael George These kids, they just can’t be motivated! Everything that I try just doesn’t work! If I was in my old building, I would have had these kids whipped into shape by this point in the year! If only the parents were to step up and help us, we would have better achievement …
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The 3Cs of School Culture – Curation, Conversation, and Celebration - ASCD Inservice
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Perfect 10 Match | Searching for the Perfect 10 Match
Update (22 March 2015) It is with unbearable sadness that we have to say that Nikki died on 21 March 2015. She had received her transplant only 9 days earlier, but regrettably she suffered an infection and a range of other complications from which she never recovered. We will keep Perfect Ten...
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