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How to Use Data to Drive Personalized Math Instruction (Without Burning Out)
With the right tools and strategies, you can harness data to personalize instruction without adding hours to your workload. Here’s how to make student data work for you—not the other way around.
MacKenzie Blaase
18 hours ago2 min read
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Building Bridges: 3 Ways District Leaders Shape a Positive Culture
A strong, positive culture at the district level ensures that schools are supported, educators feel valued, and students have the resources they need to succeed. By fostering this culture, district leaders create a ripple effect that empowers principals, teachers, and students, making a profound impact—even if the rewards aren’t always immediately visible.
Dr. Wendy Wells
Jun 93 min read
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The Growing Need to Support Multilingual Families
For multilingual families, language loss is a real and pressing concern. How do we create a bridge between languages instead of a barrier?

Amanda Crecelius
May 54 min read
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Doing More with Less: Why Special Education Program Evaluation Matters Now More Than Ever
Special education programs are more than just mandated services; they are investments in our students' futures.
Dr. Reneae Staley
Apr 73 min read
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Mastering the Just-Right Reading Block: Strategies for Success
Managing a reading block can be challenging. The key is balancing structure with flexibility to ensure effective instruction.

April Connelley
Mar 32 min read
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