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The former chief academic officer for the state of Delaware writes that relief funds must be focused on transforming #K12 if meaningful, long-term improvement is expected: ow.ly/rZxH50EWYme

See Education Week's Technology Counts report to understand how tech use during the pandemic is likely to shape K-12 education, for better or worse. #edtech edweek.org/technology/how…

See what schools can do about vaccine hesitancy Education Week #COVIDVaccines edweek.org/leadership/vac…

Children who attend schools with high suspension rates are significantly more likely to be arrested and jailed as adults – especially Black and Hispanic boys – according to new research that shines a spotlight on the school-to-prison pipeline. usnews.com/news/education…

As a graduate student @Mit_CSail, Elizabeth Pedlow ’20 researches technology enabling groups of robots to work together and explore the environment in situations where GPS won’t work. bit.ly/3i5eVs3 #MITBetterWorld

CDC Recommends Masks Again —Including For Fully Vaccinated In Certain Places—Amid ‘Worrisome’ New Science About Delta Variant forbes.com/sites/jemimamc…

"Don’t Buy ‘Stupid Stuff:' Essential Advice for Technology Purchasing." Gotta love that headline and the useful tips that come with it. #edtech edweek.org/technology/don…

Congress should not attempt to address the threat of ransomware by making ransom payments to cyber criminals illegal, a top FBI official told US lawmakers Tuesday. cnn.it/3i7DxQP

“Too many are now telling me that hell doesn’t exist or that hell actually wasn’t that bad. The indifference shown to my colleagues is disgraceful,” said officer Fanone during congressional testimony about the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. to.pbs.org/3iTHSGx

Reversing a decision it made earlier this month, the federal agency said even vaccinated students and adults should wear face coverings.edweek.org/leadership/cdc…

On Sept. 11, 2001, I was visiting a school in New York City to profile a teacher for Education Week. Here's how that experience shaped my worldview. #VUCA edweek.org/leadership/oh-…

Can opinions be shifted depending on how certain questions are asked? According to new research, they can be. stanford.io/3pvQyau

No one could improve on his encapsulation of the anti-apartheid struggle: “All we are asking you to do is to recognise that we are humans, too” econ.st/3epLb6x

When it comes to giving, we should scrutinize ourselves as much as we do corporations. kell.gg/wai

Virginia fire department finds lost hikers via drones on Christmas hill.cm/nv9jaOx

Supply-chain disruptions are having a huge impact on K-12 schools, and it looks like the problems are not going away anytime soon. #supplychaincrisis edweek.org/leadership/sti…

The return to school after the holidays could be a bumpy ride #Omicron edweek.org/leadership/as-…

Everyone's talking about Web 3.0 (or Web3), but there's a lot of ambiguity about what exactly it's going to look like or even what it is trib.al/XKwWP0a

Have you ever wondered why we don't talk to each other anymore? Why everyone is so angry? Here are some key insights on those questions, especially for people who work in education. #education edweek.org/leadership/why…

Are you tired of rigid, binary, emotionally charged thinking and behavior? Here are some valuable insights from Education Week about how to turn that kind of thinking and behavior in a more positive direction. #K12BigIdeas edweek.org/leadership/why…