Summer learning loss has challenged educators each year going back decades. However, our understanding of what extended breaks mean for learners is evolving.
Based on advances in research methods as well as insights from real-world disruptions—most notably the COVID pandemic, the emerging picture of who is affected (and how much) is nuanced. Researchers are also looking into differences in how achievement is measured and gauging what prevention and recovery strategies are most effective.
The summer is a great time to clean your hard surface floors. Events and foot traffic are less frequent, giving time to apply waxing and other cleaning techniques and giving them time to dry. As you prepare your summer cleaning schedule, this blog will provide some considerations as you get ready to clean and make sure it’s done right.
Classrooms are becoming more reliant on devices such as laptops and tablets. The convenience and efficiency come at the cost of logistics and storage for the hundreds of devices. Charging carts have addressed this problem by providing a portable storage case that can charge devices and keep them safe when not in use. However, what makes a quality charging cart? This article will go over a few considerations as you look for the best cart for your unique situation.
In today's world, where technology is everywhere, it is important to keep yourself safe on the internet. The importance of cybersecurity is rising every day, especially for schools. From having learning, grade books, and school staff and student information all online, it is a priority to keep this information secure. With threats like phishing attacks, data breaches, and other forms of cyberattacks, cybersecurity will help keep your information safe. Below, we’ll describe each type of cyberattack and the safeguards against each threat. These are an overview of recommendations, so be sure to contact your IT department or internet security provider for professional advice on how to protect your data and users.
The trope of libraries that are full of possibility, but appear dingy, dusty, or dated is one we’re all familiar with. Libraries, after all, are often known for utilitarian storage of thousands of titles with little room — or budget — for flashy displays. However, as the library’s role in community and education spaces grows, it’s important to ensure the space is welcoming and inviting, encouraging patrons to engage and learn.
Whether you’re trying to understand your community’s opinion on referendums or how your staff is doing, surveys are a valuable tool for learning about a population on a large scale. When properly planned, you can be much more confident of your results. In this article, we’ll go over the four “C’s” to consider when planning your survey:
CESA Purchasing is excited to partner with Veracity, a K-12 Technology Management Company, as the newest organization to join the Vendor Partner Program. The partnership with Veracity will bring their Technology Management System (TMS) to Wisconsin Schools at discounted prices for the first couple of years of use.
