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As we look ahead to students’ probable return to bricks and mortar schooling in the fall, we have a chance to think about what school should be and how we can better meet all students’ needs – a welcome change from the past year’s reactive scramble to cope with pandemic conditions! Can we – and should we – simply go back to how it was? Or can we use what we learned during the pandemic to re-imagine and re-tool school?

The pandemic revealed longstanding inequities in the system and forced educators at every level to do things differently. We saw that we can change, and quickly, when we need to. We also saw how resistant to change many aspects of schooling are, how strong the pull of the status quo. How will we meet the challenges and opportunities of a changing world?

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EdCan Network’s Mental Wellbeing Coaching Program for K-12 School Principals and District Leaders Designed with BTS Spark

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Back To Normal?

Learning Our Way Out of the Pandemic

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Shore Up the Foundations for Future-Proof Education

Student Agency in COVID Times

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