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Do mobile phones belong in the classroom?

December 14, 2017
Large school districts are removing bans on student phones despite strong evidence the devices impede student learning, according to a recent Bloomberg editorial advising against the trend.

Character-focused culture leads to better academic results in Indy

December 14, 2017
South Creek Elementary School Principal Toni Stevenson is focusing on forming strong character in students, and it’s transforming the culture at the Indianapolis school and improving test scores.

South Bronx school uses advisory groups to craft restorative justice model

December 13, 2017
Sue-Ann Rosch founded the Community School for Social Justice in the South Bronx, where administrators used advisory groups to craft a Restorative Justice Model for student discipline and address rising student suspensions and chronic absences in a violent inner-city neighborhood.

Coach invites mentors to model, not talk

December 13, 2017
Education consultant Darryl Williams is taking a different approach to coaching his daughter’s 5th-grade basketball team, and it’s working wonders to focus the girls in on the game.

Poverty, child abuse, and low achievement make forming character hard—but not impossible

December 12, 2017
Sue-Ann Rosch, founder of the Community School for Social Justice in the South Bronx, detailed the rampant school discipline problems that prompted a shift to a Restorative Justice approach during an Education Leaders Roundtable at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture in March.

How one rural school is overcoming the challenges of college readiness

December 12, 2017
Education research is revealing the troubling reasons why rural students are less likely to go to college, but some schools are banding together to buck the trend.

Marine Corps hosts character development summer camp for future leaders

December 12, 2017
Some kids go to summer camp to learn how to water ski or ride horses. Others spend a week immersed in a variety of physical, mental and ethical challenges to learn how to become community leaders.

Philly nonprofit promotes character education with free ‘playbooks,’ other resources

December 12, 2017
Philadelphia’s Character Lab is helping the city’s educators get the conversation on character started with students.

‘A work in progress’: Restorative justice in action at South Bronx high school

December 11, 2017
Sue-Ann Rosch, founder of the Community School for Social Justice in the South Bronx, explained how a Restorative Justice Model for student discipline helps her students resist their often violent reality to focus on academics—a story she calls “a work in progress.”

Harvard researcher puts SEL front and center

December 11, 2017
As Harvard University professor Stephanie Jones said: “There is a moment for (social and emotional learning) right now."
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