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Photo of kids working together.

This Spotlight highlights three new resources that explore the qualities schools and districts need to cultivate a strong sense of safety for students, teachers, and leaders. 

SEL Center kids

Working through a new interactive guide challenges student leaders to reflect on the complexities of school safety through their lived experiences. 

Students doing math

According to the latest results from the National Assessment of Educational Progress, known as the Nation’s Report Card, learning loss from the pandemic hit the hardest in math and particularly among underserved populations. But in some places, among some groups, students’ math learning improved, even amid the pandemic.

photo of Karon Klipple

To celebrate a decade of Carnegie Math Pathways reshaping , we feature a Q&A with Karon Klipple, Executive Director of Carnegie Math Pathways.

Students in the classroom

Every content area has complex material that students need to be able to analyze. Explore what close reading looks like for teachers, with their students, and with the complex texts they already use in their classrooms.

Graphic of Aida Walqui

This blog post was produced by Helyn Kim, Program Officer for the English Learner Portfolio at the National Center for Education Research. It first appeared…