Equity & Access Pre K-12 | The American Consortium for Equity in Education
Equity & Access Pre K-12 | The American Consortium for Equity in Education
Johns Hopkins Education Professor and good friend Dr. Carey Borkoski talks about creating a process and prioritizing needs for all students based on what we have learned in these troubling times.
Read her article on page 6 of the Back-to-School 2020 issue of Equity & Access here.
Guest Laura Noel is Superintendent in Somerton, Arizona, a district almost surrounded by Mexico with very unique challenges.
Kathy Carroll and Sylvia Knight Norton of the American Association of School Librarians (AASL) discuss the school librarian’s critical role in the age of COVID-19.
Edison Learning is a company that believes in producing high-quality, rigorous curriculum that works for ALL students with an emphasis on underrepresented groups in low socioeconomic urban areas or rural communities. Meet Dr Wendy Oliver, their Chief Learning Officer.
One of our great friends, Dr. Joan Wade, Executive Director of AESA, on the role of ESA’s, the services they provide and how their efforts have changed during the pandemic.
Superintendent Dr. Shawn Johnson is our guest as we look at the reasons why they chose to emphasize STEM, how it’s working and next steps for students and teachers. Discovery Education’s Anna Strassner, who has been helping them create and use the program, discusses the work. These are always fun shows highlighting districts on the track of Ed tech and STEM.
The guest is Patrick Riccards of the Driving Force Institute, sharing new ideas for improving student and teacher engagement in teaching US history.
Rich Dixon, Director of Online Learning at PBL Works, discusses the what, how and where of project-based learning.
Publisher Robert Martellacci, our Canadian partner and King of Canadian Ed Tech, is our guest with tremendous insight and information on education in Canada. We also encourage you to check out the Mindshare Learning Technology section of the journal.
Advancing Social Justice is the theme, but it covers even more than that as geography educators join in with the theme Envisioning a Global Future. Learn all about it… and start planning now, because the social studies are more important than ever.