Data is a powerful tool for school counselors to utilize, but it can be difficult to know where to start. The beginning of a new semester is a natural time to compile data from the first half of the year, assess student needs, and reflect on your goals for your school counseling program. In this blog we will explore 4 ways school counselors can use data to successfully kick off second semester with intentionality.
Helping secondary students become proficient readers when they feel the opportunity has passed them by is a very real challenge. Angie & Molly have found a way to spark some of their students.
The journey to become a trauma-informed school is not a short one. Trudi Wolfe wraps up her four part series exploring the impact of this process.
The Summer of Learning conferences are hosted annually by local districts across the state. Eric Nentrup recaps a few of the 2024 highlights.
Funding can be a barricade, but it doesn’t have to be. Let’s look at how grants have changed this choir teacher’s classroom.
Where do you start a year in a STEM classroom? VirtuallyDifferent Coach Jennifer Stewart breaks it down into 3 steps.
Curiosity is a subtle ingredient in the classroom recipe, but it packs an impactful punch. Ryan shares ideas for mixing it into the classroom blend.
Keep Indiana Learning is a collaborative effort to develop and provide easy-to-access, high-quality professional learning for educators across Indiana. Our community cultivates a space for professionals with a desire to transform the landscape of education, aiming to remove all barriers to equitable, engaging learning experiences—for educators, leaders, and families.
Constraints typically feel restrictive and limiting, but what if they motivate and spark creativity? Keep Indiana Learning Professional Learning Specialist Ryan Murray sorts through this conundrum.