Educators Step in to Help Immigrant Students
Read this blog on how educators around the country are stepping in to help immigrant students and their families during extended school closures.
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‘And How Are the Children?’ Supporting Students with Special Needs During COVID-19
Dr. Lisa Thomas discusses how educators and support personnel can help parents of students with special needs thrive during COVID-19 and school closures.
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Michelle Obama’s When We All Vote Kicks Off Series to Energize Teachers, Young Voters
Read about the kick off campaign for Michelle Obama's campaign to get the word out on the importance of participating in our democracy.
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Meeting Students' Social and Emotional Needs Through Remote Learning
Top Blog of 2020: Honorable MentionHigh school teacher Jim Arey details his team's step-by-step process on addressing the social emotional needs of students during school closures.
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Tackling Civic Challenges in Uncertain Times
Re-imagining Migration's Adam Strom explores four of the critical civic issues that have plagued history and how they're exacerbated by the current climate.
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How Teachers Can Support Students During Ramadan
This blog that details the ways schools and communities can foster a more welcoming atmosphere and work together on supporting students during Ramadan.
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Teaching in the Age of Coronavirus: Week 3 “The Long Haul”
Follow Sari Beth Rosenberg as she details her third week in a coronavirus digital classroom where she preps her students for the AP U.S. History exam.
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Parent Perspective: Distance Learning During COVID-19 Closures
#8 Top Blog of 2020SML Director Kelly Booz provides parent perspective on how her family is working through the challenges of distance learning during COVID-19.
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Addressing Learned Helplessness
Veteran teacher Barbara Blackburn provides insight, tips and recommendations for educators addressing learned helplessness in their classrooms.
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Distance Learning Tips: Advice From Students Who've Been There
English teacher Jori Krulder shares her students distance learning tips and insights after their experiences with a fire that ravaged their town.
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