Always bright and smart, Dylan Klebold was by most measures an easy kid. From an early age, he was placed in the gifted program at school. He was an active […]
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Our staff has spent the week soaking up a lot of inspiration at this year’s SXSWEdu Conference in downtown Austin! From SEL to mindfulness, equity to innovation, SXSWEdu brought many
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We are getting excited for our upcoming April 5th workshop, Social Emotional Learning and Mindfulness: Shifting the Paradigm Through a Systems-Based Approach To Fostering Resilience, Engagement and Sustainable Growth Within
Meet Our SEL Workshop Presenters, Hilary Simon and Jason Littlefield! Read More »
Padmaja Sarathy, author of our STEM Teaching Strategies for Young Learners (Pre-K and Kindergarten), has been on the road in 2018 promoting her work to promote executive function for young
Speaking Engagements from Ed311 Author Padmaja Sarathy Read More »
Ed311 and Legal Digest are excited to announce our support for the upcoming National Conference for the National Association of African-American Studies! The 26th Annual Joint Conference will be held
Ed311 Author Dr. Gaye Lang to Present at NAAAS National Conference Read More »
View Miriam Freedman’s recent talk at the Fordham Institute: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIQuc3zdX4w Special education challenges all schools in America. In every state, some students with special needs may feel underserved, while teachers and
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Miriam Freedman, the author of Special Education 2.0, will speak tomorrow at the Fordham Institute in Washington DC in conversation with Chester E Finn, Jr., Distinguished Senior Fellow and President
Special Education 2.0 Author Miriam Freedman to speak at Fordham Institute Read More »
When Robert Rico began his career as a police officer in Boerne, Texas, he took a traditional approach to his job. “I thought my job was to [maintain the law]
A Tough Cop Learns to Build Relationships: RDP Author Robert Rico Interview Read More »
Miriam Freedman, a special education expert and the author of several resources published by Legal Digest and Ed311, calls the recent Supreme Court ruling on IDEA “both reasonable and workable”
Author of Special Education 2.0 weighs in on IDEA Supreme Court Ruling Read More »
Kevin Curtis is a firm believer that there is one thing that separates good educators from great educators, a “secret sauce” so to speak. “It’s relationships,” said Curtis, a former
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