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    Looking Ahead: Future Proofing the U.S. Education System

    The U.S. educational system is now experiencing a test run for the future. COVID-19 has demonstrated that despite the widespread use of online learning in many educational settings, we are still woefully unprepared to meet the needs of all students in such an environment.

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    Native American Heritage Month: The Stories We Tell

    How can we make sure that the stories we teach in our schools not only honor the histories of Indigenous peoples but also respect them as diverse, thriving communities?

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    A Changing Landscape: Secondary Career and Technical Education (CTE) in Oregon

    Education Northwest researchers recently completed a REL Northwest study that provides a landscape scan of secondary CTE programming in Oregon.

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    Dr. Karen Pérez Joins Education Northwest to Lead Equity-Focused Systems Improvement

    Karen joined Education Northwest as a leader in equity and systems improvement. She brings an asset-based, community-centered approach that helps leaders achieve equity for marginalized groups.

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    Enriching Data with Experience: How Latinx Identity Strengthens Research at Education Northwest

    As an immigrant and first-generation student, Education Northwest researcher Manuel Vazquez draws on lived experience to identify evidence-based programs and policies that are grounded in equity.

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    Unpacking the “Hispanic” in Hispanic Heritage Month

    As a self-identifying “brown-skinned Latina, first-generation immigrant,” Karen Pérez reflects on the meaning of Hispanic Heritage Month and how we can celebrate Latinx heritage.

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    Celebrating Latinx Heritage Month: Understanding Diversity by Exploring Identity

    Education Northwest celebrates the rich complexity of Latinx identity and the value that diverse cultures, histories, and languages bring to our community.

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    Doing Right by Kids at the Intersection of Equity, Trauma-Informed Practice and SEL

    Understanding how to integrate different approaches can go a long way toward helping students of color build a sense of belonging at school.

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    7 Ways to Develop an Online Community with English Learner Students

    Learn strategies for developing an online community with EL students, such as leveraging their digital skills, creating buddy systems, holding breakfast meetings, and checking in with families.

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    Using Accountability Testing as a Flashlight in Post-pandemic Education

    Today, we have an unprecedented opportunity to develop and implement innovative solutions that address long-standing educational challenges. One example is accountability testing.

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    Education Northwest’s Pledge of Anti-Racism

    The killings of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and Breonna Taylor have again exposed the systemic nature of racism. As an organization that is committed to rooting out inequities in our education system, we have an obligation to speak out.

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    Native Communities Harnessing the Internet to Share Traditional Knowledge

    Native communities have been showing up for education during the COVID-19 pandemic—tribal elders, leaders, advocates, and educators have been finding creative ways to engage learners.

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    Bridging the Distance: Three Ways Teachers Can Help Students Strengthen Their Writing Remotely

    As more states extend their school closures and remote learning becomes a new reality, teachers have less time for instruction, as well as less control over when and how students work.

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    Switching Gears: Ways to Optimize an Unplanned Shift to Online Teaching

    The sudden pivot to online teaching comes with plenty of challenges, but teachers may be further ahead than they realize because they have already built relationships with their students.

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    Update From Patty Wood, Education Northwest CEO

    As we move from weeks to months of social distancing, school closures, and remote work—and we envision an education system fundamentally changed by the COVID-19 pandemic—Education Northwest is responding to our partners’ changing needs.

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