Meta Platforms, formerly Facebook, invested $10 billion into developing the metaverse in 2021 alone. This is just one example of a massive corporation that invest
The conversation about books becoming obsolete seems to be a constant. Still, even after the boom of cinemas, TVs and the internet, books have remained
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Data-Driven Decision-Making (DDDM) is an important factor for school administrators. Principals who are data-savvy promote practices that produce a culture of advantageous data use. However,
Teacher leadership is an expression that refers to classroom educators who have an influence in their classrooms and beyond. They take on administrative roles, support
Two years after Dr. Yuping Zeng arrived in the United States from China in 2006, she started a faculty position at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
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The right to read sounds simple enough. The First Amendment of the Constitution of the United States protects that right. But unfortunately, the hundreds of
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Dr. Tron Young went from the inspired to the inspirer. “I wanted to be an educator because of my fifth-grade teacher, Judy Truitt,” he said.
Considering overcrowded classrooms, bullying, widespread student need for basic materials or food, and growing school dropout rates, administrators of K-12 public schools in the U.S.
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Andy Stumpf enrolled in college as a defensive end with plans to tackle a career in farming, but instead he called an audible that led
