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Follow this three-step process to help reduce absenteeism this school year.
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What comes to mind when you think of remote learning? Stress, exhaustion, kids falling behind? While all of these memories could not be more true, remote learning also had its share of positives. Some of them were so good, in fact, they’ll be sticking around in 2023! Can you guess which ones?
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Are you still storing your data onsite? Make a resolution to change that this year. Let us do the heavy lifting for you and keep your data safer!
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Are you forecasting payroll encumbrances manually? Hand it over to Skyward!
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What if students arriving late to school could simply print a pass and head to class—no office staff intervention required?
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Though much of life will return to normal, some changes in schools are here to stay.
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Follow this three-step process to help reduce absenteeism this school year.
by Erin Werra
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What comes to mind when you think of remote learning? Stress, exhaustion, kids falling behind? While all of these memories could not be more true, remote learning also had its share of positives. Some of them were so good, in fact, they’ll be sticking around in 2023! Can you guess which ones?
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Are you still storing your data onsite? Make a resolution to change that this year. Let us do the heavy lifting for you and keep your data safer!
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Are you forecasting payroll encumbrances manually? Hand it over to Skyward!
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What if students arriving late to school could simply print a pass and head to class—no office staff intervention required?
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Though much of life will return to normal, some changes in schools are here to stay.
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Finding the best new hires is getting especially tough, but you can stand out! Are you telling your district’s story the way you want people to hear it?
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What if your district could achieve 100% participation in parent-teacher conferences? One Skyward district did and we’re explaining how.
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Share Family Access and Employee Access Toolkits with families and staff to make their lives easier.
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Learning doesn’t stop. But it will be different, and that’s okay.
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Marie Kondo's Kon-Mari method gets a SIS focused makeover. Student data sparks joy with Skyward.
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Join us at Advancing K12 for deep insight into leadership, technology, and culture.
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Now there’s an even easier way to share the great ideas you have for software enhancements.
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Adding a vending machine for reimbursable meals is almost like adding an additional point of sale (POS) lunch line—hold the labor costs.
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What if your expense reimbursements became public knowledge tomorrow? Would you have anything to worry about?
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Prepare your data now and make the shift to Qmlativ easier later!
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Learn some tips and tricks to freshen up your dashboards and get the right data into the right place. We'll cover all four products and product lines.
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Recent Articles by Erin Werra
When data automation works in educators’ favor, they can predict student outcomes.
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Making high-level decisions is tough, but district leaders can rely on data visualization to support the process.
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We sat down with a superintendent to discuss how addressing a private grief can build bridges.
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Less deep breathing, more deep connection.
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Or, “the price you pay for community is annoyance.”
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We all know about the summer slide. What can teachers do now to nudge children to retain knowledge?
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When data automation works in educators’ favor, they can predict student outcomes.
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Making high-level decisions is tough, but district leaders can rely on data visualization to support the process.
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We sat down with a superintendent to discuss how addressing a private grief can build bridges.
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Less deep breathing, more deep connection.
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Or, “the price you pay for community is annoyance.”
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We all know about the summer slide. What can teachers do now to nudge children to retain knowledge?
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How can educational data analytics streamline student success tracking?
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How can you tell if a new edtech solution will be a good fit for your interoperability strategy?
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So why DO so many people fall for AI images and posts? Explore the uncanny signs something is less-than-human—and sharpen your media literacy.
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What if mental health isn't something anyone gave students, but rather a practice schools can inspire within students?
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The ways edtech partners show up to support you matters. Here are 13 non-negotiable support must-haves for your next edtech partnership.
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Something about a new year guides us to envision improvement. These strategies can help edtech excellence emerge.
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We heard Shakespeare is slated to be (or not to be) the next cursive writing debate. You bet we have thoughts.
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What happens between data and decisions? Analysis.
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To graduate more successful students, we need zero-tolerance for bias of all sorts in the classroom.
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Looking for wisdom in unusual places? Look no further than your local restaurant kitchen.
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Each year we predict big topics for the following year in K12 schools. This year, changes to the DOE, increased parent engagement, and academic recovery.
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How self-actualization happens in the Siksika tribe, whose way of life inspired Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.
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"In it for life" and other myths society believes about teaching.
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Chronic absenteeism is extra sad since ideally students create their own great place to learn. The cycle of belonging and esteem gives us clues we need to get kids to school.
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Learn more about the symbols your subconscious offers as you sleep.
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If you’re aiming for district leadership, you'll shift from do-er to planner. Here's how.
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Two teachers explain why play is the most essential skill a student can learn.
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Examining both ends of the K12 spectrum and a kaleidoscope of time in between.
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Listen to two teachers capturing creative aspects of Waldorf education in a public school, incorporating movement, artistry, choice, the outdoors, and more.
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Measuring edtech ROI is easier than you think—it just requires patience and strategy to capture the data you need. Let’s dive in!
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The 80/20 rule with roots in Italian land ownership proves useful when prioritizing tasks in a high-energy, high-demand role like K12 educators have.
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The skills at work in your school business office are in short supply outside it. How can the SBO help?
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Each year we predict the top newsmakers in K12 schools. The 2024 conversations: behavior crises, cybersecurity roles, and of course our friend AI.
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What do you do with all the data you’re gathering on your new edtech solution? Use data visualizations to tell your story to any audience.
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Automating your applicant tracking eases the effects of covert biases and provides an attractive applicant experience.
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Look for these four non-negotiables when purchasing your next school data solution.
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How do we prepare students for future jobs that don't exist yet?
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Take your ROI measurement to the next level with the combined power of data and user feedback.
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How can educators help kids navigate a new normal with AI? Thinking about thinking can help.
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Schools are passing over a population of potential STEM workers. There must be a better way.
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This is how easy it could be to import your budget into your ERP system.
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Signs your solution is worth its salt: Great data for goal-setting and progress monitoring.
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Empathy is the secret to UX success and can be taught and practiced! Bonus: Behavior improvement and soft skills galore
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AI can’t be avoided—and the good news is, it’s not all that novel. Let’s explore the pros and cons of embracing AI in schools.
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What kind of data can you use to make a solid decision about your next edtech purchase?Let's explore five types of data.
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How do we shift student attitudes toward their education from obligation to privilege?
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Set the stage to measure the return on investment for pricey edtech. Learn how in this video.
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Rebranding always feels like an uphill battle. A few strategies can help the process along.
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Let this glossary help you make sense of the edtech alphabet soup.
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The best time to do better is when you're already doing well. PD is no different!
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Your communication strategy can help them capture the school spirit you have in mind.
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What does the data say about four days in school instead of five?
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Use pattern recognition to identify and stop phishing attacks in your district.
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It’s not only what we teach, it’s how we teach it.
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And with built-in tools, it's as easy as pie.
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Folks in education have a superhuman demand for relationship-building. Here are 10 ways to stay strong and healthy.
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Use a clever mix of tools and talent to retain great educators.
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Data standards make life easier in many ways—one of the most valuable is protecting school networks and data.
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Refine your strategies for identifying and nurturing the future leaders in your district.
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Is your school climate feeling a little stifled? Practicing authenticity can help.
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What kind of progress are we seeing in recouping learning losses, stemming staff burnout, and keeping school networks secure? Let’s find out.
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Anticipating a wave of legislation designed to keep humanity safe from AI, let’s take a look back on years of K12 data legislation.
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Keep your school business office safe from bad actors within and outside the district.
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A high-level look at the multi-step process SBOs use to end the year—and how a great ERP can help.
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Although ways we show appreciation can be full of feeling, respect is the name of the game!
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Graduates who practice these 5 skills enjoy a leg-up in their post-grad pursuits.
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When asked, artificial intelligence made it clear: Don’t trust me.
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Is it good for teachers and students to report and see grades in real time?
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Learn tips and tools of the trade from communication directors Gregg Gutschow and Sarah O’Donnell, who both serve school districts in Central Wisconsin.
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As the current year wraps up, leaders have one eye on the finish line and the other on what's coming next. A shift in perspective can help.
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The rise and fall of learning outside the four walls of a classroom.
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Missing a few faces in the classrooms of your school? It’s time to make attendance reminders easier.
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Looking for ideas to share with families? Look no further.
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First comes K12, then comes college, then comes career—right? 🤔
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Take back your district’s share of the billion-dollar edtech industry.
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As the new year starts, the SBO is knee-deep, smack-dab in the middle of theirs. Let's take a peek behind the scenes.
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It’s in the news, let’s talk about it: Should schools ban certain applications?
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Let’s make it a year of sustainable progress recouping relationship losses, solidifying school culture that builds loyalty, and securing schools.
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Content creation is more than just kids playing on phones. Learning the components can lead to student success. Here’s how.
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Mentors and nemeses, time travel and teamwork—what can you learn from '80's flicks?
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How can your ERP solution support record retention compliance?
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Statistically it’s a slog, but how do girls really feel about their prospects in science? One high schooler has her sights set on pre-med and explains her view in contrast to trends.
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Does your ERP forecast your payroll encumbrances? If not, it should.
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How school business offices can lead the way to students’ achieving financial literacy.
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The Advancing K12 One-Page Pitch Series aims to help team members lead from within. This month's topic: tardy kiosks.
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Three reasons traditional letter grades are flawed 🤝 a handful of alternative strategies to measure progress
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Good news: a few leadership tweaks and the spark of creativity burns brighter than ever.
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It’s not mathletes vs. bookworms: STEM and reading are not mutually exclusive.
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A lesson that most definitely translates to the professional world.
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Looking to better engage with your community while boosting school culture? Try setting up an advisory panel.
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Parents, families, and the broader community are all part of school culture, and making sure they’re engaged and invested can lead to great outcomes for students. Check out these tips for small yet impactful ways to increase community and parent engagement.
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Harness the power of silence in a loud world.
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Data is only as good as the insight it leads to and the headaches it prevents.
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Make a few tweaks and watch your team thrive like never before.
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Your SIS can shift behavior tracking from disciplinary action to the entire spectrum of student behavior, social-emotional learning, and whole-child wellness.
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Schools face plenty of dangers and threats, from pandemics to budget cuts, but ransomware may be one of the most pernicious, transcendent, and frightening—and it’s not going away.
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Does automation have a role to play in education, and the enterprise resource planning (ERP) platform?
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Can we see the impact of COVID on student attendance right now?
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Chronic absenteesim continues to challenge schools and families. This pitch outlines why automated attendance letters work to turn the tides.
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It’s a whole new world in K12 schools. Have you changed your PD plan yet?
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How system admins assign permissions makes a big difference in keeping data secure.
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Looking for a way to keep health data records? Your solution may already be at your fingertips.
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Won't stock responses limit participation? Not exactly. Be strategic to encourage productive conversations.
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Space has always been at a premium, but with a little design thinking leaders can break out of the box.
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Take a deeper look at what your SIS offers. Is everything you need included?
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Small acts add up for healthier students—and better behavior.
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Learn three ways good edtech can help your district become a destination for substitute teachers and staff.
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How's the year going so far? Let's check in on our three important conversation topics for 2021.
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As students work toward a brighter future, which credentials can help? And how can schools support them?
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How do schools prepare digital natives for the world wide web? These inalienable rights can help guide the conversation.
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Are applicants following a well-marked, automated path to hiring success? Analyze your application process to see where improvement is needed.
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Planning ahead can make all the difference for students, families, and equity.
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These six tools have proven useful—and the good news is, you may already have them.
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If onboarding a new employee from afar sounds like a nightmare, read on to discover the hidden benefits.
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Behind just about every public school district is an elected school board. Here are a few considerations to cultivate harmony.
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Zoom fatigue is real, but one thing’s for sure: Virtual options are a win for parent/teacher conferences.
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Without demanding, begging, or adding rules.
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Take stock of the tools we already have to make intervention a success.
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If sifting through edtech specs feels a bit cold, warm up with these user-centric traits.
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Investing in K12 data security pays off. Here’s how to stretch your dollar.
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The next generation of heroes is walking the halls of schools today, and you’re uniquely poised to help them along.
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Ever wondered how this super convenient feature protects your district? Let’s explore SAML and SSO.
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Goodbye 2020. Let’s prepare for whatever comes next
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Educators have had no choice but to lean hard on technology in 2020. What have we learned about edtech choices and their impact on a generation of students?
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There are no simple answers for rural connectivity. For families looking for options, learning some baseline lingo can help guide the way.
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“Passphrase? Is that the same as a password?” Not quite! Find out why you should be using passphrases in this quick, shareable pitch.
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It was a dark and stormy school year…
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Learn the difference between them and how to master both, then strike the right balance to see professional (and student!) growth soar.
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COVID-19 has changed the way schools operate. Here’s how school administrators are protecting their communities.
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Just four words might turn the tide of school culture.
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Night owls appreciate long-running hosts and a solid, familiar format. What can you learn from late night shows?
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What can “radio talk” protocol teach us about quality communication? Turns out, a lot! Here are 5 takeaways from this tried and true method.
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COVID-19 followed immediately by a couple months off has the potential to make the summer extra slide-y. Assessment to the rescue.
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Even if remote learning is a contingency, it’s wise to plan ahead for remote options—including arena scheduling.
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Saturday morning used to represent golden hours of freedom and indulgence for kids. What can you learn from the heyday of kid freedom?
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May is mental health month, but students struggle all year round. Here’s how technology can play a role in compassionate care.
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Troubleshooting and coaching the challenges of the new normal: remote work.
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Learning doesn’t stop. But it will be different, and that’s okay.
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One of the most impactful ways to improve job performance is to brush up on emotional intelligence. What if we gave kids a jump on it?
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Adults, we’re witnessing a revolution.
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Librarians provide additional opportunity to support students with positive adult relationships, share representation, and bridge tech skills.
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A mix of perennial and emerging topics we’re looking forward to witnessing as time marches on.
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As we welcome a brand-new year and decade, we'll explore the connection between technology and soft skills, ransomware, and measuring software efficacy.
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Empathetic educators focus so much on keeping their spirits up to care for others—the quick refill cycle can lead to burnout. Here's how to stay healthy.
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Computer science is rapidly growing—and we're making progress. Check out this recap and learn about bringing the Hour of Code to your school.
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The workforce is changing—how do we manage the gap between today’s skills and the impossible to predict future?
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Leading multiple generations is all about striking balance between recognizing (and celebrating) differences and keeping all people focused on the same goals, regardless of age or experience.
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How can administrators stay vigilant against all types of fraud? By being good stewards of reimbursement approvals. Here's how.
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Technology has evolved the modern workplaces for maximum flexibility. But is blurring the boundaries of classroom learning healthy for students (and teachers)?
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The Advancing K12 One-Page Pitch Series aims to help team members lead from within. This month's topic: data security.
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How's the year going so far? Let's check in on our three important conversation topics for 2019.
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Let's explore both sides of a handful of education's perennial debates.
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Here's a customizable template of the five main tasks leaders can follow to start an interoperability journey.
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As we gaze into the future of K12 education, what scheduling changes do we see budding? How do these changes affect kids?
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What used to be a matter of parenting opinion has moved into the realm of vocational requirement. We know kids are going to be using screens in and out of classrooms. So where can we draw the line between enough and too much?
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Schools (and vendors) love to tout research-based solutions, processes, and practices. But is “research-based” really all it’s cracked up to be?
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Parents may have various qualms about technology. Most of them boil down to one thing: protecting kids. Digital citizenship skills can help.
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The Advancing K12 One-Page Pitch Series is designed to help you lead from within. Our inaugural pitch: Digital badging for professional development!
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Or, how to keep your eyes on the prize and refrain from chasing the latest, shiniest trend.
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Imagine interviewing every single applicant while speeding up the first-round process. Unbelievable? Believe it! Here's how.
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Ace school branding, with bonus advice from the superintendent who (literally) wrote the book on it.
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These six tools, from emerging tech to tried-and-true strategies, can save time and effort in the recruiting process.
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Budgets: A necessary task, or an art form?
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How do we build a healthy skepticism to navigate the Internet’s endless content offerings? Most importantly, how do we share our strategies with students?
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What if you could skip the sales and go directly to donations for classroom supplies, edtech, or other initiatives?
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A collection of initiatives (and supporting materials) to consider after the clock strikes midnight.
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What’s on the horizon for the New Year? We’re keeping a weather eye on boosting computer science for early learners, digital badging for PD, and the future of hiring.
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If you're looking to increase student engagement, accountability, time management, and much more, why not give arena scheduling a try?
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Few things can be more devastating to a school district than a major fraud scandal. In this article, we explore six areas worthy of the occasional audit.
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Kids are craftier than ever these days, but with a little awareness you can stay one step ahead. Featured: Three 1-Minute Security Drill videos.
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In the age of choice, what can educational leaders do to turn their schools and districts into desirable destinations for families and job candidates?
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Schools are nurturing multiple facets of child development. But how does whole-child education work?
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These 10 school districts identified why their district is awesome, then structured everything they do around it to produce a noteworthy brand.
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By analyzing studies conducted in school districts using attendance letters, we can learn the best ways to nudge parents into becoming attendance allies fighting chronic absenteesim.
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What does the research say about teacher evaluation, and what are some of the most common takeaways from recent studies?
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Explore four strategies to maximize students' opportunities to develop accountability, practice self-management, and gain essential skills they’ll use long after they graduate.
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We've assembled the first ever personality test designed specifically for educational leaders. What's your archetype?
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Staff responsibilities overlap, data goes unanalyzed, and students (or teachers) line up at overwhelmed counselors’ doors. How do schools address mental health? A school psychologist and social worker describe their team's approach.
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Looking to boost teacher retention, build a strong school culture, and contribute to new teachers' professional growth? Learn 10 tips for improving your teacher mentorship program.
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We've been closely following 3 key education topics in 2018. See what the past six months have revealed and what to keep an eye on in the second half of the year.
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What can psychology tell us about creating a motivating learning environment? Explore the connections between Maslow's Hierarchy of Human Needs and students' needs in classrooms and schools.
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Without a foolproof formula for school safety, how do you tackle such a serious topic? Find action items in four areas of opportunity, including advice from a lieutenant who works in a school district.
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Social-emotional learning and technology: Two inescapable topics in education today. But how do the two overlap to improve outcomes for students?
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When you stop and look around, how many of your edtech partnerships are still fulfilling? Here are some common reasons why they fail and some ideas to turn them around before it's too late.
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Which states have the clearest plans to fuel innovation in teaching and learning in the years to come? These five ESSA plans stand out from the rest.
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Royse City ISD’s Connected for Learning (C4L) leader Cody Holt and his student-led IT team, the Chrome Squad, share their story about the difference they’ve made in their district and beyond.
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Response to Intervention has been around for a while and is widely recognized, but not every implementation is created equal. Three districts with strong RTI programs share what works, what didn’t, and how they keep the momentum going strong.
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Scheduling is one of the most time-consuming yet rewarding tasks in school operations. These student-centered and flexible scheduling methods are trending up.
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When it comes to standards-based grading, what's the best way to measure growth and proficiency? Many districts are turning to the Decaying Average for a more complete picture.
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How do you measure the important business of social-emotional growth and wellbeing without falling back on emojis and sticker charts? Here are five data-driven strategies for social-emotional learning in your district.
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Augmented reality: trendy or troubling? Let’s take a look at the potential for AR in education and the potential pitfalls it poses.
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How do you attract and keep good substitute teachers in your classrooms? By adjusting your processes to deliver a better experience, of course!
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Broadband is a necessity for learning in a digital world, but remote, rural schools are being left in the dust. Read on for an examination of progress made and ongoing opportunities on the horizon.
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Goodbye, 2017! The new year sets the stage for fresh ideas. Here are three topics sure to make an impact in 2018.
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This year, Advancing K12 readers were all in on school PR, data stewardship, and the ever-expanding role schools play in our children's lives. Here are the five most-read posts of 2017.
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Parent portals give teachers a central location to manage communication. But do parents really log in to continue the conversation? If not, how can teachers and school leaders encourage them to do so?
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Are teachers left with little choice but to “outgrow” the classroom to pursue admin roles? Find out how to identify and invest in your district’s future leaders.
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Data shapes the day-to-day operations of schools. How can you improve and clarify the conversation? Check out 8 great examples of data visibility.
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Classrooms, schools, and districts are abandoning the traditional method of grading with letters and percentages. Find out why and learn what's next for gauging student success.
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