Resource Format: Web-based Content
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Significant Disproportionality in Special Education: Current Trends and Actions for Impact
This brief summarizes the literature and latest research on disproportionality in special education and offers changes in policy and practice that can reduce significant disproportionality in schools.
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Autism Awareness Month 2026: What It Is, This Year’s Theme, and How Your Family Can Celebrate Differences
April is Autism Awareness Month – and in 2026, the theme is “Celebrate Differences.” Here is everything your family needs to know: the history, the shift to acceptance, 10 meaningful… Every April, millions of families, educators, and advocates come together to recognize Autism Awareness Month – a time dedicated to understanding, accepting, and celebrating the autistic community.…
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Making Space for Students’ Home Languages in the Classroom
Making Space for Students’ Home Languages in the Classroom Teachers don’t need to speak students’ home languages to use them as a resource for learning and creating a sense of belonging.
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Conflict Resolution Steps Lesson Plan
Through this lesson plan, students will be learn to: Understand the importance of regulation before problem-solving; Understand the difference between facts and interpretations in conflict; Recognize emotions and underlying needs; Learn a structured approach to resolving conflict.
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5 Myths about AI in Education
As AI increasingly infuses every aspect of our lives, educators, students, parents, policymakers, and researchers are returning to fundamental questions about learning and school. A series of events at the Stanford Accelerator for Learning sheds light on the path forward for AI in teaching and learning.
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Demonstration Classrooms
Demonstration classroom are re-envisioned professional development platforms and tools that offer school leaders and educators a chance to observe evidence-based instructional practices in real-time.
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Learning for All: A Luminos White Paper on Advancing Inclusion in Low-Learning Contexts
This paper invites educators, policymakers, and funders to close one of education’s most persistent gaps, offering a practical framework to ensure every child receives the instruction and support they need.