Equitable Remote Education: Designing Online Courses to Meet the Needs of All Students

By Christine Voelker, originally published in the January/February 2020 issue of AC&E/Equity & Access There’s an activity that I like to do in one of our Professional Development workshops called “Picture your Learners.” I have teachers create a prototype of a

Preparing High-Quality Special Education Teachers for Inclusive Classrooms

By Joanne M. Van Boxtel and Heather Taylor Wizikowski Originally published in the January/February 2020 issue of AC&E/Equity & Access Special education has moved from the early days of access to the current focus on accountability in all areas of student academic

PLANNING FOR HIGHER ED:CAMPUS VISITS ARE OUT AS VIRTUAL ENGAGEMENT TAKES HOLD

HOW ECF FUNDING WORKED TO CLOSE  THE EQUITY GAP PREK-12 .It’s the Emergency Connectivity Fund ECF and we’ll be highlighting Princeton City Schools in Cincinnati, Ohio., We welcome Chris Lockhart, their Director of  Technology and we thank Funds For Learning for

Jim McGarry: Transforming the School Library From an Intimidating Quiet Space to a Collaborative Hub

Originally published in the January/February 2020 issue of AC&E/Equity & Access No educational space offers an opportunity to integrate modern teaching and learning styles more than the school library. Once the home of stacks of books, silent study carrels and shushing librarians,

Ericka Uskali: Creating Excellent, Socially Equitable Schools for Young Adolescents

Originally published in the January/February 2020 issue of AC&E/Equity & Access The National Forum to Accelerate Middle-Grades Reform is an alliance of educators, researchers, national associations, and officers of professional organizations and foundations committed to promoting academic performance and healthy development of