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Grace Episcopal's Reggio-inspired approach fosters creativity, belonging, and child-centered learning through yearlong collaborative projects.| Getting Smart
Grace Episcopal's Reggio-inspired approach fosters creativity, belonging, and child-centered learning through yearlong collaborative projects.| Getting Smart
Explore innovative teaching models that reimagine educator roles, enhance student learning, and prepare schools for the AI-driven future. The post Saying Goodbye to “One Teacher, One Classroom:” How New Models are Modernizing Teaching appeared first on Getting Smart.| Getting Smart
Exploring generative AI's impact on intellectual property, copyright, and education, urging evolved policies for digital age creativity and fairness. The post Is Plagiarism an Old-World Construct? appeared first on Getting Smart.| Getting Smart
Grassroots leader Trenace Dorsey-Hollins shares how Parent Shield Fort Worth tackles literacy gaps with parent-driven, community-rooted R&D solutions.| Getting Smart
Seattle Public Library empowers young entrepreneurs with free resources, expert guidance, and networking through its Library to Business program.| Getting Smart
Explore the importance of robust, inclusive civics education to foster engaged, informed citizens and strengthen democratic society.| Getting Smart
Innovative partnerships have made high school more accessible asynchronously. Gale Presents: Excel Adult High School allows residents aged 24 and older to earn their high school diploma through a self-paced, accredited online program.| Getting Smart
Explore how public seed funding like SBIR drives EdTech innovation, scaling tools to empower 130M learners while fostering AI-powered education futures. The post Catalyzing the Future of Learning: How Public Seed Funding Drives EdTech Innovation and Scale appeared first on Getting Smart.| Getting Smart
Libraries are evolving as hubs for civic engagement, entrepreneurship, and storytelling. Discover how they foster belonging and inspire communities.| Getting Smart
Exploring community-centric education models with Kara Bobroff, focusing on Indigenous education through NACA and NISN networks.| Getting Smart
World language education is a strategic necessity, fostering empathy, cognitive skills, and economic competitiveness in an interconnected world.| Getting Smart
Discover learnings from the Digital Badges Summit, including reflections on the evolving landscape of digital credentials and LER ecosystems.| Getting Smart
Montana pioneers rural workforce solutions, bridging education, policy, and training to address geographic and small business challenges. The post How Montana is Advancing Rural Workforce Solutions appeared first on Getting Smart.| Getting Smart
By: Michelle Blanchet and Darcy Bakkegard Innovation is a common goal in education. But too often, the very people at the center—teachers—are left out of the process. Professional learning often focuses on ensuring that teachers implement top-down initiatives or adapt rigid models and frameworks that rarely reflect the realities of their classrooms or communities. What […] The post What Happens When We Trust Teachers? appeared first on Getting Smart.| Getting Smart
Explore how entrepreneurial nonprofits thrive within higher education, with insights from ASU’s new Institute for Learning Design and Discovery.| Getting Smart
Getting Smart explores and implements trends at the cutting edge of powerful and equitable learning experiences.| Getting Smart
By Helen Vlasova - Many educators predict a bright future for VR and AR to improve the learning process and positively disrupt the education system.| Getting Smart
Two leaders share their journeys of developing statewide Portrait of a Learner/Graduate. Change is possible.| Getting Smart
