Featured Articles
EdTech Execs Spot Successful Trends
As the educational sector moves into a new era of learning and collaboration, educators are facing new challenges every day. With this shift emerging, collaborative learning tools and innovative...
Rebecca Salem
Student Mental Health is a Puzzle: Here’s How to Make the Pieces Fit Together
Where does Social Emotional Learning (SEL) fit in? Through the framework of SEL, students can develop skills in self-awareness, self-control, and interpersonal relationships to better prepar...
Kevin Dorsey & Zach Vander Veen
Planning for Your Future: Is It Worth Going for a MS Degree? How To Prepare in High School
Whichever stage you're at in your education, a master's degree in science may appeal to you. There are many benefits of studying for a MS (Masters of Science) degree in any subject. However, w...
Justine Melbury
The Energy of Unresolved Difference
I grew up in a family without conflict. Hahahahahaha. We were all expert at avoiding locking horns. We followed a simple formula: Emotions are dangerous, conflict stirs up emotions, ipso fact...
Mac Bogert
Creating an Inclusive Virtual Classroom for Distance Learning
A lot has changed over the past 2 years, where virtual and distance learning have become more broadly used and more widely accepted as common learning platforms. Although the information being t...
Emily Henry
Embracing an Opportunity to Reimagine Student Mental Health
It’s important to be clear that the mental health of children has been underserved for years—the pandemic did not change that. And, the broad picture of the necessary things that we should do to...
Stephanie Taylor
Include Relevant Goals to Ensure an Effective Plan for Remote Learning
One of the many challenges districts are facing as they go back to school this fall is the development of remote and distance learning plans that will allow them to define, measure, and demonstr...
Renae Abboud
Understanding the Pedagogy of a Learning Science to Nurture an Inclusive Learning Culture
Editor’s Note: This is part one of a three-part series “How do we create an inclusive learning culture with equity at the center?” Creating a culture of learning and inclusivity, a non-...
Kathleen McClaskey
Courage in the Face of Uncertainty
For some of us, school is just beginning. For others, we have been back at school for over a month. For all, we must agree that this academic year is already not what we had expected. We are sta...
Tamara Fyke
What’s Needed in Today’s Pandemic Era: Effective Neuroscience Intervention for Title I Students
First – A History Lesson Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 was intended to narrow the educational achievement gap for children from families with low socio-econom...
Betsy Hill and Roger Stark
The Plentiful Pitfalls of Personally Identifiable Data
It is hard to overstate the gravity of personally identifiable information as it relates to any and all student and minor populations. By definition, personally identifiable information (PII) is...
Robert Iskander
5 ways to help students stressed by assessment
Adopt formative assessment practices - emphasis on assessment should focus on using data to help students learn
Trenton Goble
Four ways to support PBL for Advanced Placement Teachers
More than a million students take Advanced Placement (AP) courses and exams every year. These rigorous academic programs can help prepare students for courses in college. Traditionally, AP cour...
Stanley Richards
How To Safeguard Schools Against Cyber Attacks this School Year
All across the country, students are heading back to school, in one form or another. The pandemic obviously changed the education experience across the board. However, one of the most top-of-min...
Lisa Plaggemier
Thoughts on Learner Variability
With all the attention being paid to the differences between learners and the need for differentiation, it is also important to remember that intra- learner variability can be just as perplexin...
Betsy Hill and Roger Stark
Getting Beyond the News Fix
The headlines in the news this Fall seem so predictable. I don’t know if that is because I am old and have seen it “all” before, or because the coverage of events is predictable. But whatever ...
Charles Sosnik
Facilitating the Journey to Informed Citizenry
Our country and our schools appear to be in the news a lot these days. Many of our citizens might even say we are in crisis. To an educator, these are opportunities for cognitive growth for thei...
Christy S. Martin, Ed.D.
Preventing School Violence is a Winnable Exercise
We cannot think it won’t happen here. “Here” is everywhere. It was supposed to be a new school year – a fresh start with a new “normal” after being closed for an entire year. Three days into ...
Franklin Schargel
EdTech in 2021: Three Key Trends Shaping the Use of Technology in Education this Year
The combination of education and technology is a hot topic in 2021. Virtual classrooms and e-learning have become the new norm, and new technologies start to determine early education. The di...
Hugo Aguirre
Teachers: What You Should Know about the Brain
A recently published research study on teachers’ understanding of the brain and neuroscience research has been getting a lot of attention. The findings, based on surveys of teachers in the U.K...
Betsy Hill and Roger Stark
Featured Papers
The Learning Counsel presents journals, papers and briefs on critical topics in Digital Education.
Most will require registration in order to access them, but they are all free.
Three Near-Term Innovation Areas for K12
An Essential Audio Ingredient in Today’s Accessible Learning Environments
The Gaps Remaining for District Digital Transition
5 Steps to Fixing the Hidden Traffic of Records Management Overwhelming Schools
From Chaos to Learning Recovery: Going from Manual-Digital All the Way to Efficiency
Hybrid Logistics Security
