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Student Well-Being
Opinion
Where Does Social-Emotional Learning Go Next?
Teachers, students, and parents all want more social-emotional and service learning in schools. The pandemic has only heightened that need.
Equity & Diversity
Opinion
69´«Ã½ Making an Impact: Global-Scholar Programs in the Midwest
69´«Ã½ can earn a "global distinction" on their high school diploma by completing a capstone project. Annette Cowart explains what this means for districts.
Teaching
Opinion
Developing Student Mindsets Through Service Learning
How to engage in meaningful service learning and volunteer activities with students.
Science
Opinion
Makerspaces: Building Community and 21st-Century Skills in Detroit
How maker spaces can promote 21st century skills, social-emotional learning, and a sense of community.
Curriculum
Opinion
Empowering Young Activists Through Harry Potter Fandom
How can being a fan inspire young activists? Here are examples from the Harry Potter Alliance.
College & Workforce Readiness
Opinion
How Design Thinking Helps 69´«Ã½ Take Action
Design thinking is a classroom strategy that can facilitate 21st century skills while allowing students to take action through projects they are passionate about.
College & Workforce Readiness
Opinion
Student Centered, Global Service Learning
A unique service learning programs helps students become empathetic activists.
College & Workforce Readiness
Opinion
The Case for Universal National Service
Service commitments could be "transformative" for education, offering youths training and a sense of purpose, writes James M. Stone.
Families & the Community
Volunteer Group Restores Art Lessons in 69´«Ã½
Art in Action trains parents in 19 states to teach art in schools that have cut the subject from the curriculum.
Special Education
Group Aims to Boost Advocacy Skills for Parents of 69´«Ã½ With Disabilities
In a Pennsylvania town roiled by controversy after a superintendent's resignation, a volunteer group's efforts seek to rebuild trust between the community and school district.
Student Well-Being
Opinion
College Admission 2.0: Service Over Self
In a new report, Ivy League admissions deans and others rethink what matters in prospective students, writes Richard Weissbourd.
College & Workforce Readiness
Opinion
Millennials Want to Serve. Let's Help Them Do It.
Contrary to popular narratives, today's youths are eager to serve their country and communities, insists Tufts Dean Alan D. Solomont.
College & Workforce Readiness
Calif. School Taps Community to Engage 69´«Ã½
With a curriculum based on service and local cultural resources, San Isidro High School strives to make learning relevant for students in its border community.