Early guidance helps all schools seize the technology’s potential and mitigate the risks.
read moreNo resource has more significant implications for the future than technology.
read moreSavvy state leaders will set their sights on ways to broaden access to technology’s benefits, solve problems confronting educators, and protect students against the risks of misuse.
read moreState board members should empower staff at the state and local level to use technology that aligns with the state’s learning vision.
read moreState leaders can use the plan to gauge whether their policies are expanding technology access, teachers’ capacity, and the learning experience.
read moreReal advances to broaden participation in K-12 computing will come when state boards take a 360-degree view.
read moreSome state leaders are moving to provide students with what they need to better navigate the digital world. More should.
read moreNASBE offers state board members a new professional development learning series to help achieve better, measurable outcomes for children and families.
read moreAuthors in the latest issue of the State Education Standard “Preschool for All” detail how states have expanded access to quality early education, the research that supports these efforts, and the growing pains these initiatives are likely to experience. National Institute for Early Education Research (NIEER) researchers Steven Barnett and Allison Friedman-Krauss lead the issue […]
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