Using Tech to Facilitate Difficult Classroom Conversations

Technology can enable middle and high school students to contribute more freely to discussions on challenging topics and events.

Sometimes initiatives don’t go to plan. Leaders can use this framework to turn moments of failure into launchpads for improvement.

Combining robotics instruction with social stories can help students figure out how to navigate friendship.

Using moviemaking as a form of engagement and assessment centers students’ voices.

These resources help teachers tell a fuller story of Africa as part of American history, addressing common distortions and omissions.

Look to your local area for figures who can enrich lessons on Black history throughout February and all year long.

Vaping of nicotine and THC is out of control in student populations, but effective solutions still elude school communities.

From deemphasizing the singular pursuit of ‘right answers’ to focusing on process and beauty, how a math influencer is changing hearts and minds.

By introducing students to activities that scaffold conflict, teachers can provide low-stakes lessons to prepare kids to navigate it in healthy ways.

This framework helps teachers construct scaffolded GPT prompts to build their own AI classroom assistants.