Beth Holland, EdSurge

Beth Holland

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Newport, RI, United States

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Recent:
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Past:
  • EdSurge
  • edutopia
  • Getting Smart
  • Education Week

Past articles by Beth:

Why Digital Equity Is About So Much More Than Access and Infrastructure

With the ambitious goal of closing the digital divide, Congress approved and President Biden recently signed into law $65 billion for broadband ... → Read More

Celebrating Student Growth With Formative Data

A look at how one district is working to meet individual student needs and accelerate learning by using ongoing formative data to measure growth. → Read More

Camera ON or Camera OFF? It’s a Complicated Question

By: Beth Holland. Before requiring or suggesting that students turn on their cameras during video conferences, teachers and leaders need to engage in a conversation around four critical considerations. → Read More

5 Research-Based Recommendations for Remote Learning: Lessons from LUSD

Consider what remote instruction might look like in a rural, high poverty district that set personalized expectations for each student. → Read More

Starting Small Helps Keep Innovation Manageable

Whether a school is planning a new curriculum or a new use of space, low-key testing of different ideas can improve the end result. → Read More

New Legislation to Tackle the Digital Divide

By: Beth Holland. Beth discusses new bipartisan legislation that has been proposed in the Senate to tackle the Digital Divide. → Read More

Tackling Digital Equity in the Classroom

By: Beth Holland - Beth shares challenges with digital inequities in the classroom and provides steps teachers can take to address the homework gap. → Read More

Reggio Emilia: The Future of Learning Has Roots in the Past

What’s new is old? Postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Rhode Island explores how the future of learning has roots in the past. → Read More

Professional Development Based on Reality TV

Four challenges inspired by popular shows guide teachers to consider how to make the most of blended learning. → Read More

Understanding the Potential for Social Networks in Education Reform

Education reform needs to consider how history, society, politics, economics, and social relationships influence students' opportunities for success. → Read More

From Digital Divide to Innovation Divide?

Failure to address the Digital Divide could result in an innovation divide as access becomes ubiquitous. → Read More

The Side Effects of Education: Research and Practice

If researchers hope to identify programs that will prepare students for the future, then they cannot continue to measure innovation based on the ideas from the past. → Read More

Arriving at a Definition of Learning

Personalized and blended learning and differentiated instruction should be viewed as interrelated supports for deep learning. → Read More

The Side Effects of Education: Understanding Perspectives

Examining problems of practice through multiple lenses provides a better sense not only of what may be possible but also the unintended consequences. → Read More

Design Thinking: From Process to Culture

If imagination is bound by culture, how might we reimagine a culture of school that deeply values the tenets of design thinking? → Read More

The Purpose of Education: Workforce Development or Lifelong Learning?

Instead of creating a Department of Education and Workforce Development, what if we considered a Department of Education and Lifelong Learning? → Read More

The Purpose of Education: Workforce Development or Lifelong Learning?

Instead of creating a Department of Education and Workforce Development, what if we considered a Department of Education and Lifelong Learning? → Read More

The Purpose of Education: Workforce Development or Lifelong Learning?

Instead of creating a Department of Education and Workforce Development, what if we considered a Department of Education and Lifelong Learning? → Read More

Critically Thinking About Critical Thinking

Despite being an objective of education since before the start of the 21st century, critical thinking continues to be an increasingly important skill. → Read More

Critically Thinking About Critical Thinking

Despite being an objective of education since before the start of the 21st century, critical thinking continues to be an increasingly important skill. → Read More