Join us on Monday, July 13 for a FREE, full day, virtual...
source: ASHA
Here's a look at what can be found in the July Issue of our Journal of School Health (JOSH). ASHA members...
source: ASHA
ASHA is excited to announce our current 2020 Webinar Schedule!
Date
Webinar
July 16
The WSCC Model — From Framework to Practical Application
Aug. 19
Food Allergy 101
Sept. 10
Breast Health with the Get In Touch Foundation
Sept. 22
Engaging...
source: ASHA
The dynamics of digital instruction, learning outcomes and equitable access can be complex, with no one-size-fits-all approach. As researchers learn more about best practices, educators are tasked with putting their findings into practice — a job harder than it sounds....
source: EdTech Magazine
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced the extension of multiple coronavirus emergency feeding waivers through the end of the 2020-2021 school year, a move requested by the School Nutrition Association and school nutrition...
source: Food Management
The rapid switch to distance learning for 55 million schoolchildren was never going to measure up to the experience of five days a week of teaching and learning in classrooms, despite the hard work of educators. The kids who did log in...
source: Education Week
Pediatricians say students should be in classrooms for in-person learning as soon as possible — the most full-throated endorsement yet for getting children back into schools amid the coronavirus pandemic and one that was included...
source: U.S. News & World Report
Frances Gipson has amassed a laundry list of roles and impressive positions during her education career, though perhaps most meaningful to her is "Champion for Team Kid." "It's about putting students at the center and backwards planning...
source: Tech & Learning
Schools may be out for the summer, but the heat is on for them to reopen in less than two months. That was one big takeaway from a congressional hearing, in which several senators as well as federal health officials agreed that...
source: Education Week
Two new studies show that relaxed school and work schedules and more time spent at home has led people to sleep more on average with less "social jetlag" as indicated by a reduced shift in sleep timing and duration on work days versus free days. But, at the same time, one...
source: Cell Press via Science Daily
"We need to talk about parenting," my friend texted me a few weeks ago in the wake of nationwide protests and outrage over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. "I have questions." Like many parents, she was now explaining and answering...
source: The Hechinger Report
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue extended some flexibilities that are designed to make it easier for schools to continue distributing student meals, even as they close buildings or modify operations in response to COVID-19....
source: Education Week
Once children return to school for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic upended everything, they will most likely spend less time on school grounds. And as educational leaders decide how to schedule elementary school...
source: The Conversation
There's a lot of uncertainty about how schools will eventually return to in-person instruction. But in many places, teachers will likely be encouraged — or required — to wear masks. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has recommended that all...
source: Education Week
Whatever the space — your home, your office, your classroom — there are a variety of surfaces. And those surfaces? They're pretty disgusting. To help keep you and those you care about healthy, we've researched the germiest places in any room. And we're also sharing...
source: We Are Teachers
