Collection: Education

K-12 and Higher Ed Courses

Education professionals are balancing student needs, compliance expectations, policy changes, and limited time all at once. This collection brings together practical training for K-12 and higher education teams who need clear guidance they can trust in fast-moving, high-responsibility environments.

  • How To Use Restorative Justice This Year
    How To Use Restorative Justice This Year

    Implement Restorative Justice This New Semester. Discover 6 Steps to Replace Suspensions With Lasting Resolutions. Now is the time to embrace restorative justice. Schools across the country are adopting this strategy to resolve conflict and replace antiquated disciplinary techniques. Imagine...

  • How to Write a ChatGPT Policy for Your Higher Ed Institution
    How to Write a ChatGPT Policy for Your Higher Ed Institution

    Stepping Into the Future: As We Stand at This Crossroads, the Question Isn't Whether to Adapt to Generative AI, but How Swiftly and Effectively We Can Harness Its Potential to Redefine the Educational LandscapeThe debate surrounding ChatGPT and related generative...

  • How to Write a ChatGPT Policy for Your K-12 School
    How to Write a ChatGPT Policy for Your K-12 School

    Has Your School Banned ChatGPT? Discover What a Reasonable AI Policy Should Include.  When ChatGPT burst on the scene,, no space was more heavily challenged than K–12 education. With a broad spectrum of education obligations, students and teachers face vastly...

  • How to Write a ChatGPT Policy for Your Syllabus
    How to Write a ChatGPT Policy for Your Syllabus

    Updating Your Chatgpt Syllabus Each Semester: Key Considerations If you've already crafted a ChatGPT policy for a previous semester's syllabus, the start of a each term signals the need for an update. Adapting your course guidelines to incorporate the use...

  • IDEA and Section 504 Review: Changing K-12 Compliance Requirements
    IDEA and Section 504 Review: Changing K-12 Compliance Requirements

    During the case of Perez v. Sturgis Public Schools, the Supreme Court ruled that students with disabilities do not need to go through the administrative due process procedures of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) before seeking compensation under...

  • K-12 School Administrator Best Practices Certification
    K-12 School Administrator Best Practices Certification

    Revitalize Your Administrator Practices: Discover Practical Tips to Address Current Needs The role of a school administrator is constantly evolving. Today’s educational leaders face complex challenges—from shifting student needs to increasing expectations from staff and families. Building strong connections, navigating new...

  • K-12 School Law Certification
    K-12 School Law Certification

    Start the School Year With New Legal Insights. Master Current School Laws and Earn a Certification. As the school year begins, you will be confronted with new laws and regulations affecting schools. Employees, students, and parents will return with renewed...

  • Know the Law: Tips for Student Support and Success at Your School
    Know the Law: Tips for Student Support and Success at Your School

    Does Your School Comply With Student Support Laws? Learn Your Legal Obligations and Practical Strategies. Parents and students are looking for schools that can foster the type of success that will help them feel comfortable investing in post-secondary education. While...

  • Legal Issues Around the NCAA Name, Image, and Likeness Guidelines
    Legal Issues Around the NCAA Name, Image, and Likeness Guidelines

    Do Your Athletes Receive Name, Image, and Likeness Earnings? Learn the NCAA Rules and Legal Considerations. The NCAA permits college student-athletes to earn compensation for activities involving their names, images, and likenesses (NIL). As this new era continues, you must...

  • Legal Issues Around the NCAA Name, Image, and Likeness Guidelines for Your K-12 School
    Legal Issues Around the NCAA Name, Image, and Likeness Guidelines for Your K-12 School

    Can Your High School Athletes Receive Name, Image, and Likeness Compensation Now? Discover Pending Legislation and Legal Considerations. The NCAA permits college student-athletes to earn compensation for activities involving their names, images, and likenesses (NIL). With this recent attention at...

  • Legal Responsibilities and Contributions of IEP Team Members
    Legal Responsibilities and Contributions of IEP Team Members

    Empower your IEP teams with insights from special education expert Dawn King. Uncover misconceptions, understand team roles, and enhance communication strategies for student success. Gain the tools to navigate and resolve potential litigation, ensuring a healthy and productive IEP environment....

  • Microaggressions Against LGBTQ+ Community: How To Identify And Combat Them In Your Workplace And School
    Microaggressions Against LGBTQ+ Community: How To Identify And Combat Them In Your Workplace And School

    Prevent Microaggressions Against LGBTQ+ Students: Understand and Combat Daily Discriminatory Challenges. LGBTQ+ students face microaggressions daily. Discrimination often comes in the form of pronouns, checkboxes, signage, and other less blatant manifestations, disrespecting the identities and eroding the morale of a...

  • Microaggressions: How To Identify And Combat Them In Your Workplace And School
    Microaggressions: How To Identify And Combat Them In Your Workplace And School

    Eliminate Microaggressions Before the New School Year. Understand How Implicit Bias is Hurting Your Students. Students frequently experience indirect, subtle, or unintentional discrimination on college and university campuses. Summer is the ideal time to eliminate these microaggressions by resetting expectations,...

  • So My School Doesn't Have a Self-Contained Classroom... Now What?
    So My School Doesn't Have a Self-Contained Classroom... Now What?

    Does Your School Have a Self-Contained Classroom to Support Students? Learn How to Add This Rractical Resource. A general education classroom alone cannot meet all students’ needs. Establish a self-contained classroom to provide additional support to students with difficulties. If...

  • So You Have a Student Experiencing Grief/Loss... Now What?
    So You Have a Student Experiencing Grief/Loss... Now What?

    Do you have students experiencing grief? Learn how to help them recover and focus on school.  You can apply proven tactics to help these students recover and learn without inadvertently triggering them in the classroom. Optimal strategies to foster focus...

  • So You Have a Student in Foster Care... Now What?
    So You Have a Student in Foster Care... Now What?

    Do You Have New Students in Foster Care? Learn How to Help Them Excel at School. Students in foster care can quickly fall behind when the school year has barely started. Pandemic-induced learning loss has hurt all students, leaving those...

  • So You Have a Student That Needs Phonics Instruction...Now What?
    So You Have a Student That Needs Phonics Instruction...Now What?

    Use Phonics Instruction to Reverse Learning Loss. Drive Meaningful Achievement in the New Semester. During the first half of this school year, it was evident that students suffered from learning loss during the pandemic. Many are reading and writing far...

  • So You Have A Student Who Can’t Self-Regulate... Now What?
    So You Have A Student Who Can’t Self-Regulate... Now What?

    Empower Your Classroom: Expert Tips for Student Self-Regulation As the semester comes to a close, it’s an ideal time to consider the challenges students who can’t self-regulate can face as the year ends and summer approaches. They may lack the...

  • So You Have a Student Who Doesn’t Take Their Medication... Now What?
    So You Have a Student Who Doesn’t Take Their Medication... Now What?

    Do You Have a Student Who Doesn’t Take Their Medication? Learn How to Help Them to Improve Their Behavior and Achievement. As spring approaches, students can be more rambunctious and less organized. Those who take medications may miss doses or...

  • So You Have a Student Who is Homeless... Now What?
    So You Have a Student Who is Homeless... Now What?

    Are Any of Your Students Homeless? Learn How to Help Them Excel at School. At the beginning of the new semester, you may see students who are homeless falling behind their peers. Pandemic-induced learning loss has hurt all students, leaving...

  • So You Have a Student Who Is Stressed... Now What?
    So You Have a Student Who Is Stressed... Now What?

    Are Your Students Stressed? Learn How to Help Them Calm Down and Learn You can help your students regulate stress. Checking in with the body, mind, and mood will enable them to understand their thoughts and emotions. The practice of...

  • So You Have a Student Who Self-Harms… Now What?
    So You Have a Student Who Self-Harms… Now What?

    How Do You Help Students Who Harm Themselves? Learn How to Help Them Before It’s Too Late As the new school year gets underway, it’s an ideal time to consider the new challenges students who self-harm may face. They come...

  • So You Have a Student Who Was Released From Juvenile Detention... Now What?
    So You Have a Student Who Was Released From Juvenile Detention... Now What?

    Was Your Student in Juvenile Detention? Learn How to Help Them Readapt to School Students who have been in juvenile detention have fallen behind and often struggle to excel in school. You can apply proven tactics to help these students...

  • So You Have a Student Who's Disruptive... Now What?
    So You Have a Student Who's Disruptive... Now What?

    How Do You Help Students Who Are Disruptive? Reduce Student Disruptions and Have a Smoother School Year You have likely noticed that some students cause frequent disruptions. These outbursts detract from learning experiences, hurt classroom culture, and can erode the...