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As the pandemic kicked in, schools everywhere were forced to adapt. @michaelbhorn’s new book, "From Reopen to Reinvent: (Re)Creating School for Every Child," highlights key organizations and individuals who seized the moment. @mpstaton @EdSurge https://t.co/kVctPQ8JIR

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When introducing station rotation, assistant principle Noelle Gutierrez encourages teachers to embrace a couple of routines to make the experience run more smoothly. @Catlin_Tucker https://t.co/SuJ1KGXIa7

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Seattle Public Schools says the number of students who report mental health struggles has increased with the rise of social media and the school system doesn't have enough staff to treat them. @MaryRanYang https://t.co/jbQTXcoko3

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In Visible Learning, a meta-study of what works in education, researcher John Hattie writes, "No manner of school reform will be successful until we first face and resolve the engagement problem." @JorgeDoesPBL @edutopia https://t.co/uBsexC2nNU

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@avantgame's new book, "Imaginable: How to See the Future Coming and Feel Ready for Anything—Even Things That Seem Impossible Today," is a practical call to action that encourages readers to envision and shape a better future. @PaulDarvasi https://t.co/cHXGB0CyON

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Teachers can use educational technology to broaden students' understanding of their place in the world. Author-educators @HistoryFrog and @LucyKirchh share seven tools for this goal in their book "Bring History and Civics to Life." https://t.co/T1mRERIANY

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The station rotation model is a popular K-12 blended learning model that rotates students through a series of stations or learning activities. @Catlin_Tucker answers some of the most frequently asked questions about the station rotation model. https://t.co/4ZEVKXatoe

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In one fifth grade class, students read books by Zora Neale Hurston. “My Black girls last year connected with Hurston’s work during the Harlem Renaissance and her colorful personality,” the teacher said. @sammie_smylie @ChalkbeatCHI https://t.co/rI4sB94Ahv

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Keeping journals, making art and writing poetry were just some ways students memorialized 2020. You can catch some great student work in a new book by @NYTimesLearning editor @KSchulten. @NimahGobir https://t.co/cenJ4PLJqz

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Jane McGonigal's new book, "Imaginable: How to See the Future Coming and Feel Ready for Anything—Even Things That Seem Impossible Today," is a practical call to action that encourages readers to envision and shape a better future. @PaulDarvasi https://t.co/cHXGB0CyON