Joseph South

Preparing Students for “Anything”

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Technology

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Jessica Comola

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AI as a “Paintbrush of Possibility”

Constance DeMore Savine

Samantha Shinsky

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Thinking Like a Computer

Kristen Mattson

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It’s Time to Get Serious About Digital Citizenship Education

Michael Creekmore

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Helping Students Navigate Digital Drama

Michael Hernandez

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The “Uncheatable” Projects Students Want

Liz Kolb

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Teaching Better Screen Habits

Andrew Miller

Andrew K. Miller

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Learning to Slow Down and Fact-Check

Debbie Tannenbaum

Digital Foundations: It’s Elementary!

Instructional Strategies

Chris Sperry

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Teaching Media Literacy in an Infodemic

Douglas Fisher

Nancy Frey

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Getting Into the Habit of Problem Solving

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4 Questions to Ask Before Integrating a New App

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Making Strategic Moves for Smart Tech Use

Jennifer Orr

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The Courage to Converse

Social-emotional learning

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Educational Leadership Staff

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Matt Linick

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Growing a Generation of Digital Problem Solvers

Successfully using and learning through technology are essential skills for today’s students. But how can we ensure our students use technology creatively, constructively, and safely? The November 2024 issue of Educational Leadership looks at ways educators can develop and support students’ digital problem-solving and citizenship skills to create a generation of learners who are career-ready, proficient in the use of technology for learning, savvy in content consumption and creation, and responsible in online communication and interactions.

The November 2024 issue of Educational Leadership looks at ways educators can develop and support students’ digital problem-solving and citizenship skills.

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Growing a Generation of Digital Problem Solvers

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About this Issue

Features

Preparing Students for “Anything”

AI as a “Paintbrush of Possibility”

Thinking Like a Computer

It’s Time to Get Serious About Digital Citizenship Education

Helping Students Navigate Digital Drama

The “Uncheatable” Projects Students Want

Teaching Better Screen Habits

Learning to Slow Down and Fact-Check

Digital Foundations: It’s Elementary!

Teaching Media Literacy in an Infodemic

Columns

Getting Into the Habit of Problem Solving

4 Questions to Ask Before Integrating a New App

Making Strategic Moves for Smart Tech Use

The Courage to Converse

Tell Us About

EL Takeaways

Advisory: Trends and Ideas

“Hey Alexa, Show Us How You Work”

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