Archive - KIPP NJ

08 June 2020 | Arielle Witter | Hoboken Girl

A Local Principal Shares Her Experience Leading School Virtually This Year

While building relationships and partnerships with families has always been a priority, moving to virtual learning has helped us to improve our communication with parents.

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18 June 2020 | Chandler Plante | Popsugar

10 Things Parents Should Know About Talking to Kids About Systemic Oppression

"Talking to your children about systematic oppression should start as soon as they begin to ask questions, particularly the uncomfortable ones," Principal Killins says.

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12 June 2020 | Harry Lee | NJ Spotlight

Op-Ed: We Must Take Stock of Schools’ Response to COVID-19

Educational and policy leaders need to assess which remote learning measures are working, and which aren’t, to better serve students.

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22 June 2020 | Steven Rodas | TAPInto

Camden Mom Talks Home Instruction: ‘It Taught Me to Identify their Strengths and Weaknesses’

While not ideal for Danielle Crudup, the mother of two Camden KIPP students, home instruction was something she took in stride.

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23 June 2020 | Jasin Shiggs | Chalkbeat

I am George Floyd!

I plan on attending college four years from now, and I want it to be an experience that I will remember. I shouldn’t be afraid of anything.

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22 June 2020 | Laura Waters | NJ Left Behind

7 Ways Teachers Can Use Zoom to Connect with Students Right Now

Connection and continuing to build/grow significant relationships are part of the DNA of all good teachers regardless of the season.

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12 July 2020 | Amanda Geiger | The 74 Million

Fourth-Graders’ Tips for Learning Online: Go to Bed Early. Plug In Your Laptop. Try to Find a Quiet Place to Get Focused. Don’t Get Frustrated

“Don’t get frustrated if you get stuck. This isn’t easy, and you have to be nice to yourself.”

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16 July 2020 | Erin Richards | USA Today

Parents guide to online school: 9 questions to help vet your back-to-school choices

Because virtual teaching is so new – the world has never seen so many traditional teachers shift to online instruction – there's little conclusive research on what methods produce the best academic outcomes.

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10 July 2020 | Mark Joseph | NJ Left Behind

For White Teachers of Black Children.

We must use our platforms as educators to elevate the beauty and struggle we witness on a daily basis.

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28 July 2020 | Anya Kamenetz | WAMU 88.5

Can Online Learning Be Better This Fall? These Educators Think So

Banks has never been formally trained to teach online, but that hasn’t stopped him from trying to make his classes as engaging and challenging as possible.

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A Local Principal Shares Her Experience Leading School Virtually This Year

10 Things Parents Should Know About Talking to Kids About Systemic Oppression

Op-Ed: We Must Take Stock of Schools’ Response to COVID-19

Camden Mom Talks Home Instruction: ‘It Taught Me to Identify their Strengths and Weaknesses’

I am George Floyd!

7 Ways Teachers Can Use Zoom to Connect with Students Right Now

Fourth-Graders’ Tips for Learning Online: Go to Bed Early. Plug In Your Laptop. Try to Find a Quiet Place to Get Focused. Don’t Get Frustrated

Parents guide to online school: 9 questions to help vet your back-to-school choices

For White Teachers of Black Children.

Can Online Learning Be Better This Fall? These Educators Think So

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