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Spelman College’s board of trustees has tapped Ayanna Howard, a dean of engineering at The Ohio State University, to serve as the school’s 12th president.
In an interview with the AJC, Ayanna Howard shares more on her background and plans for Spelman in her new role. Read more: bit.ly/4g2Ig4A
🖋️ : Martha Dalton / AJC
📸 : Natrice Miller for the AJC
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Data isn’t a report on students — it’s a reflection of your impact, your talent, and your skill.
Own the data, and you own the growth.
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This week marks 50 years of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)! As we kick off this year of celebration, we’ll be highlighting this monumental law and the countless ways it’s helped students with disabilities benefit from educational programs that meet their needs.
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When it became law on July 26, 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act set forth rights & protections for millions of people across our country with disabilities – including our nation’s students. Today, we celebrate those continuing rights & protections as we mark #ADA35.
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Today we're launching Georgia's Student Bill of Rights, which outlines children's fundamental rights to a well-rounded, excellent education in our state's public schools.
Learn more: gadoe.org/press-releases/sta…
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Parents and caregivers! You have an important role to play in your child’s reading, writing and language skills. Use these tips to help your student: improvingliteracy.org/family…
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A 504 Plan is like adding a ramp to help a student access the school, while an IEP is like building a custom path to help them learn in a way that works best for them. #SpecialEducation #IEPvs504 – at St Andrews, SC
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Effective success criteria clearly describe what learners will say, do, or how they'll act when they've met the learning goal. đź’ˇ Here are five ways to share #successcriteria with your students.
#TeacherClarity #VisibleLearning

ALT 5 types of success criteria: 1. "I Can" Statements: Clear, direct declarations for individual learning goals. 2. "We Can" Statements: Emphasizing the power of collective achievement. 3. Single-Point Rubrics: Focusing on expectations for mastery without measuring different quality levels. 4. Holistic/Analytic Rubrics: Setting clear expectations with detailed quality descriptions. 5. Teacher Modeling: Demonstrating the content, practices, and dispositions learners need to succeed.
What an incredible Education Policy learning experience! Thank you to the Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education for sponsoring the Education Policy Fellowship Program! #EPFP
#mylearningjourney
EdTrust & ASAA are cohosting this year’s “Superintendents of Color Leading with Excellence” to highlight the work that Black female superintendents do on a daily basis to support their students’ mental health and academic success. RSVP here: bit.ly/4b3Pikw
Belonging can accelerate learning!
#Belonging is often defined as a visceral feeling: You know when you feel it—and you REALLY know when you don't.
Belonging (effect size = 0.46, per the latest research) can accelerate learning, meaning that #students with a strong sense of belonging perform better academically.
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🌟 Scaffolding should develop students' cognitive habits and result in the transfer, or the application, of knowledge and skills to diverse contexts. #HowScaffoldingWorks
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Thank you @SaritaEBrown @EdExcelencia for an incredible closing to our Washington Policy Seminar! #WPS24 @IELconnects #educationpolicy
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DC you've been good to me! Learned a lot and laughed a lot! So much work to do for kids but so many good people to do it with! #WPS24
































