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"Teachers come to my office and say, 'I did this and it worked for these kids. I haven’t seen anything work like this before.'" — school counselor, Susan Puckett Learn more about "rapid reset" strategies and how they can help students and teachers. https://t.co/yFZS5RV3ZH

Your students will love these hands-on ideas. https://t.co/veYVPTw9wc

The History Co:Lab is dedicated to empowering a generation of young people to take on the challenges and opportunities of today and tomorrow with history as their foundation, guide and inspiration https://t.co/K5125nIIKZ https://t.co/GcPFpGWQmD

Paint a picture with these inspiring words. https://t.co/bJWwQyNpvp

Want to raise students' reading levels at your school? Remember to include your librarian in the effort. #SchoolLibrarians https://t.co/AUT7GqtlwW

Teaching infographic literacy involves asking students to flex their critical thinking skills—and their creative muscles. https://t.co/x9wuiLfuwU

Most Black girls have dealt with hair-related harassment or bullying at school, several studies show. Here's what school leaders can do to help turn this around. https://t.co/CLuOSTVGGk

To honor Rosa Parks' birthday, learn about the real history of the Montgomery Bus Boycott. This episode of the Teaching Hard History podcast highlights Parks and the leaders and organizations who transformed a moment of activism into a 13-month campaign. https://t.co/FU5VHKqsb2

Orange you glad I didn't say banana? https://t.co/OnVS7sRflJ

Creative and equitable AI policy in education https://t.co/hj0VgPSIQE via @Getting_Smart

High Tech High Graduate School of Education @hthgse https://t.co/LbNCCCpzWY https://t.co/G8PEy6NYj5

Students of all ages will relish playing pickleball. Here's why. https://t.co/NXJLxA4E4o

Options for beginners and advanced learners alike. https://t.co/6aDTnUO0rw

"Do I just take this one on the chin or let her know I saw it?" https://t.co/WY6tJ86x20

But seriously, who took my card stock? https://t.co/e2bG6C23Ua