In response to school closures in NYC and other emergency measures being taken at the city, state, and national level to reduce the spread of COVID-19, Eskolta is taking the steps to protect our collective health and support the educators we work with as they are asked to adapt to online learning in the coming weeks and months libreoffice for free windows 7.

We are excited to announce the launch of the Eskolta Learning Center, a free toolkit for educators leading professional development with a focus on reengaging students karaoke playbacks kostenlos downloaden.

The Eskolta Network is a community designed to connect educators in the shared challenge of transforming learning for students who have struggled and fallen behind adventsgeschichten kostenlos downloaden. It is an effort by committed educators to serve students who have been under-served by our system.

Teaching doesn’t have to be a lonely act. In fact, multiple studies have found that collaborative teaching actually improves student success and leads to a stronger school culture. For East Brooklyn Community High School (EBCHS), a transfer school in Brownsville, Brooklyn, adopting lesson study proved transformational.

In January, 25% of NYC transfer schools were included on NY state’s Comprehensive School Improvement list. If our accountability systems fail to appropriately measure progress in these schools, they will end up harming the very students they are meant to protect.

Using our EDUCATE methodology, we work alongside educators to strategically research and reimagine the systems in their schools, then carefully design, prototype, and expand them to reach more students.

We focus on supporting students who have struggled in urban public schools in the past. Every child deserves a quality education and these students are most at risk of dropping out and missing out on their potential.

The best educators know that learning will always be more than what appears on standardized tests. Together we are creating new metrics and new ways to support not only college and career readiness but also character, community, and compassion in our students.

A wealth of information is available to schools, but if not understood, it is useless. Through our research and analysis, we work with educators to make sense of data and turn it into thoughtful guidance to inform change.