Portal User Log-inBy Elizabeth Annette Bartlett; first published by EducationNC, August 8, 2018
“In the end, it wasn’t quite that simple—but the lessons we learned will continue to benefit students.” Middle school Blended-Learning Teacher Elizabeth Annette Bartlett saw blended learning in an Opportunity Culture as a means to reach more students and give them more time for hands-on labs—but, she discovered, age mattered for student success. Read More…
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After our PD afternoon yesterday, some of our teachers incorporated new strategies into their lessons today. This is collaboration! Making time for this type of PD is so important. My teacher heart is happy! @rossomerams @OppCulture @EctorCountyISD
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The latest database from @PublicImpact and @EducationNC tracks shifts in district reopening plans in North Carolina during the fall. See the early takeaways at https://www.ednc.org/analyzing-shifts-in-district-reopening-plans-across-north-carolina-new-database-from-ednc-and-public-impact/