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Artificial Intelligence
Using AI for Equitable Lesson Planning
Date
August 21, 2024

Can artificial intelligence help carve a path to more equitable lesson planning without overburdening educators?

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Professional Development & Well-Being
6 Ways To Attend ISTELive 24 on a Budget
Date
February 13, 2024

You want to attend ISTELive 24, the edtech event of the year, but money is tight. Here are 6 ways to save money and fund your conference experience.

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Teaching Strategies
How To Make MLK Day Meaningful for Students
Date
January 11, 2024

When observing MLK Day, focusing on social justice and activism is a better way to commemorate Martin Luther King's legacy than relying on posters and sharing quotes.

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Digital Media & Creativity
Empowering Girls in STEM
Date
November 16, 2023

Educators at Bullis School encourage girls to pursue STEM careers by offering mentoring and support and by creating courses that appeal to young women like technology-based design and fashion.

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Digital Citizenship & Media Literacy
5 Things Every Educator Should Know About Digital Equity
Date
September 15, 2023

Digital equity involves making sure all students have equal access to devices, internet and trained educators to help them navigate those tools.

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Black History Month
Teaching Strategies
Let’s Rethink the Way We Teach Black History
Date
February 1, 2023
As educators celebrate Black History Month with their students, remember that it’s not just about commemorating the distant past — it’s also about celebrating the recent achievements of Black people as they continue writing a new chapter in history.
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