Supporting LGBTQ+ Students in the Classroom and Online Christine Elgersma | June 6, 2022 Help all students build digital citizenship skills for more inclusive, positive, and safer schools. Digital CitizenshipEquity & Inclusion
Free Learning Resources for Black History Month (And Beyond) Christine Elgersma | January 28, 2022 Help learners celebrate Black history with these videos, lessons, podcasts, and more. Equity & InclusionInstruction & Assessment
Free Learning Resources for Hispanic Heritage Month Christine Elgersma | September 15, 2021 Use these videos, articles, and activities to bring the achievements of Hispanic and Latino people into your classroom. Equity & InclusionInstruction & Assessment
Learning from Conflict: Discussing Controversial Issues in the Classroom Chris Sloan | July 29, 2021 Help students have constructive discussions that represent differing perspectives. Equity & InclusionInstruction & Assessment
How to Use Technology to Support ELLs in Your Classroom Jeff Knutson | May 18, 2020 Quality edtech for ELLs isn't easy to find, but great options do exist. Equity & InclusionInstruction & Assessment
4 Best Practices for Distance Learning to Support Students Who Learn and Think Differently Trynia Kaufman | May 8, 2020 Meet your students' diverse needs with these tips, tools, and strategies. Equity & InclusionInstruction & Assessment
7 Ways to Make Distance Learning More Equitable Victoria Saylor | April 9, 2020 Ensure your most vulnerable students and their families are supported during distance learning. Equity & InclusionInstruction & Assessment
5 Ways to Get All Students Connected for Distance Learning Amina Fazlullah | March 31, 2020 Help students and their families access low-cost and free internet, devices, and educational content. EdTechEquity & Inclusion
Social and Cultural Literacy Resources for Classrooms Tanner Higgin | January 10, 2020 A best-of-the-best collection of resources for social justice- and equity-focused educators. Equity & InclusionSocial & Emotional Learning
Use the #TakeAKnee Protests to Explore the Legacy of Black Athletes and Activism Patrick Johnson | October 31, 2019 Get students to connect Colin Kaepernick to Jesse Owens and consider the political history of sports. Equity & InclusionNews & Media Literacy
