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Resources for Teachers and Instructional Coaches – February 2022

Edthena

This edition of noted and notable content for educators includes effective communication for ‘managing up’, trends in professional learning needs, and a roundup of coverage for our new AI Coach platform. 2022 reads you shouldn’t miss. Teachers’ professional learning needs are changing.

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Edtech Has Grown More Common, More Global and More Sophisticated. What’s Next?

ED Surge

But there are still companies and investors who succeeded in 2022. Key happenings in 2022: Two edtech companies, Akili and Floreo , had millions of R&D dollars in efficacy pay off when their products gained clinical validation this year. Not financially—edtech funding is down from 2021 to 2022 —but geographically.

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STUDENT VOICE: School boards are a critical piece of democracy. That’s why students must be on them

The Hechinger Report

Yet, for far too long, students have been left out of decision-making conversations, even though our voices are needed more than ever, and our perspectives are vital for fostering inclusive and effective governance. Shiva Rajbhandari was elected to the Boise School District Board of Trustees in 2022 while still a senior in high school.

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OPINION: Most preschool curricula under-deliver, but it doesn’t have to be that way

The Hechinger Report

States invested well over $10 billion in pre-K programs in 2022-23, and the federal government invested $11 billion in Head Start. Third, tightly linking curricula to teacher professional development and coaching is required for effective implementation. Close to half of all four-year-olds in the U.S.

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COVID-19 Hit Schools Unequally, But Data Shows Learning Recovery Is Equally Slow

ED Surge

Government Accountability Office. That fell by one point to 49 percent at the start of the 2022-23 school year, when nearly all schools brought students back on campus. That surged to a whopping 64 percent at the start of the 2021-22 school year, though it fell to 61 percent in fall 2022. And research from the U.S.

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How Open Standards Are Breaking Down Data Barriers

ED Surge

A 2022 UCLA-MIT Press study found that higher education struggles to capture and leverage data for impact. Professional Development: Faculty and administrators must understand why interoperability matters and how it benefits learners. Colleges and universities are at a crossroads when it comes to student data.

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What Asian American Educators Shared During a National Reckoning With Racism and Pandemic

ED Surge

In the summer of 2022 as part of the Voices of Change project, EdSurge Research convened 80 Asian American K-12 educators in a series of virtual learning circles to listen to their stories. Our conversations spanned the gamut of topics that are top of mind for educators in all corners of the U.S. after COVID-19.

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