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Beyond Babysitting: Prioritizing Human Development in our Schools
by Jennifer D. Klein and Kapono Ciotti
We had high hopes of a fresh start as we came out of the pandemic into the 2021-2022 school year. As people emerged from their isolation and schools restarted in-person learning, an air of hope filled school halls. Yet, there was a palpable weight to the 2022-23 school year–a fatigue and lingering worry that got worse, not better, with time, and which continues to linger well into 2024.
Education is at a crossroads yet again. But this time it’s not a virus causing the crisis. We are being asked to make a conscious choice about what the purpose of school should be–not for generations to come, but for today, for students in schools right now.
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Evidence of Deeper Learning
by Guest Author: Drew Schrader (School Design Partner, Challenge Success)
by Guest Author: Drew Schrader (School Design Partner, Challenge Success)
by Guest Author: Drew Schrader (School Design Partner, Challenge Success)
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The WSCB Chronicle is always looking for new articles by educators who are putting kids first and transforming their practice! We are looking for real classroom stories, good theory in practice, and any topics that might help other educators to grow, particularly those connected to the WSCB Innovation Playlist.
If you would like to submit an article of 1,500 words or less for consideration, please send it to Jennifer D. Klein at jennifer@whatschoolcouldbe.org.
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