Government agencies, research entities, and social service organizations are excellent resources for data related to low-income and poverty, and with related social indicators. Educators who use these resources will be better able to understand the needs of the students and families they serve.
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When high school students assess each other’s work, they have an authentic audience and may be more likely to act on suggestions.
Growth mindsets are something that all teachers — and leaders, can develop and apply to their students.
This simple framework gives administrators a way to help ensure that any changes made now will lead to measurable improvements.
