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Educational Equity
Do’s and Don’ts for Engaging on Educational Equity
The COVID-19 pandemic both exposed and exacerbated inequities in our schools, and along with 2020’s racial reckoning, it has created an overwhelming demand for tools and resources to build equitable learning environments and a will to change an education system that doesn’t work for every child. However, with progress comes backlash, and this spotlight on schools has caused a reactionary attack on equity in education.
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As school has moved to a virtual setting, we’ve begun to see how school systems are adapting and evolving curriculum to fit new learning…
Turnaround For Children has released a comprehensive suite of tools to build a school crisis plan that supports school leaders and educators as remote…
In September, BELE Network Learning Partners, Camille Farrington of the UChicago Consortium on School Research and Dave Paunesku of PERTS, led a webinar explaining…
Research shows social-emotional learning has a demonstrable effect on school climate, student behavior and academic performance. It is a growing priority for educators who…
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Simple tips for navigating the backlash against antiracist policies and practicesBy The BELE NetworkThe COVID-19 pandemic both exposed and exacerbated inequities in our schools, and…
