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Lateral reading: Combating misinformation and strengthening media literacy in the AI era

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By Barbara Pape, Pati Ruiz
| K-12 Dive Verified
The rapid growth and use of technology has created an ever-changing backdrop for teaching, learning, and understanding the world. The constant innovation makes it difficult to harness emerging technologies to distinguish between accurate and faulty information. In just three decades, the internet has introduced widespread AI use and Generative AI (GenAI) platforms are entering classrooms, social life, and workplaces at a lightning pace.
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Cipriano & Pape: Building a Climate of Belonging in Schools Opens the Door for Robust - and Joyful - Teaching and Learning

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By Christina Cipriano, Barbara Pape
| The 74 Verified
Sign up here for The 74’s daily newsletter. Donate here to support The 74's independent journalism. Can you think of a time you found yourself somewhere new and were given a sign that people like you didn’t belong there? Walked into a restroom holding your infant and there was no changing table? Noticed the street signs were in a language you didn’t know? Realized you were the only Black person there? Needed a ramp and there were only stairs?
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A Whole Child, Strengths-Based Approach to IEPs

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By Eric Tucker, Barbara Pape
| Getting Smart Verified
With most school campuses reopened, educators and communities nationwide are clamoring for solutions to challenges faced during COVID. Some challenges are new, but others have lurked beneath the surface, starkly revealing themselves during the pandemic. This is especially true in special education. Teachers, administrators, and families are reimagining learning plans for learners with unique needs.
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