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June 2020
Vol. 41, No. 3

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FOCUS

Learning as much as we can as fast as we can

This issue examines what we’re learning – and how – as we navigate the unexpected transition to distance learning.

An opportunity for equity 

Pandemic shines a light on the need for equitable teaching practices.

The ultimate adaptive challenge

Ellie Drago-Severson and Mary Anton’s insights on coaching school leaders today, tomorrow, and post-COVID 19.

Long distance leadership

Principals support teachers as they dive into remote learning.

Learning together when you're apart

A partnership maintains focus on collaborative instruction even during distance learning.

Momentum for math 

Help students become active learning partners in online classrooms.

Students are stressed. Educators can help. 

School counselors offer strategies educators can use to address students’ well-being.

A new blueprint for schools

3 strategies can help you plan for an uncertain future.

We will be different

Build teachers’ resilience to bounce back after crisis.

TOOLS

Teacher as noticer

Understanding and responding to student cues.

Stay connected during crisis

Organize your outreach to students and staff.

Through the lens

Examine this issue through the lens of the Standards for Professional Learning.

IDEAS

Professional learning in a pandemic

Infographic shares insights from recent webinars on responding to COVID-19.

RESEARCH

Strength lies in combining curriculum with professional learning 

A meta-analysis shows the impact of including both.

Data points 

Keeping up with the latest on school closures and professional learning.

VOICES

Denise Glyn Borders

Call to action

Investing in educators is not a luxury 

Melinda George

Policy and practice

Aim higher as we move toward a new normal 

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