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    The Augmented K-16 AI Framework: Six Tools You Can Use

    by Miguel Guhlin June 3, 2026
    by Miguel Guhlin June 3, 2026

    Looking for an intriguing approach to frame the Gen AI in schools discussion? You might find this Augmented K-16 AI Framework worth a read. The reason why is that it …

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    Making Classic Reads STEAMy

    by James Tiggeman June 2, 2026
    by James Tiggeman June 2, 2026

    Romantasy and cross-genre romance is all the literary rage right now. So what better time to talk about how you can add some STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) …

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    5 Steps to a 15-Minute Family App Privacy Audit

    by Miguel Guhlin June 1, 2026
    by Miguel Guhlin June 1, 2026

    Have you installed a new app lately? Whether it’s Tik Tok, ChatGPT, or some game app, you often get a list of required permissions. Microphone: allowed. Contacts: allowed. Location: always …

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    Library Grants Worth Knowing About (Spring 2026 Edition)

    by Miguel Guhlin May 29, 2026
    by Miguel Guhlin May 29, 2026

    Finding funding is tough in 2026. If you are a school librarian, you may be asking a question that’s on a lot of minds. That question is, “Know of any …

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    Five Techie Things Teachers Should Try Over the Summer (2026 Edition)

    by Peggy Reimers May 28, 2026
    by Peggy Reimers May 28, 2026

    Teacher-approved in 2023. Refreshed in 2025. And now, it’s time for the 2026 edition. But before we jump into the techie things, let’s establish something important. Summer is not the …

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    The Online Conference Built for Today’s School Librarians

    by Peggy Reimers May 27, 2026
    by Peggy Reimers May 27, 2026

    23.24.25.2026 No, that’s not a library barcode or a Dewey Decimal mystery. Those are the dates for the 2026 TCEA Librarian Conference, happening June 23–25, 2026, and honestly, they may …

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    Six Free Tools That Put Privacy First

    by Miguel Guhlin May 26, 2026
    by Miguel Guhlin May 26, 2026

    You are standing in line at the copy machine on a Tuesday afternoon, phone in hand, trying to airdrop a PDF to your laptop. It does not work. You email …

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    Why Teacher Absenteeism Data Deserves a Closer Look by Leaders

    by Dr. Bruce Ellis May 25, 2026
    by Dr. Bruce Ellis May 25, 2026

    Teacher absenteeism is more than an HR issue. Learn why district leaders should track the rate, examine coverage patterns, and use the data to strengthen instructional continuity and staff support.

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    TCEA Responds: When Your Tech Buyback Company Ghosts You

    by Miguel Guhlin May 22, 2026
    by Miguel Guhlin May 22, 2026

    Dear TCEA Responds: We have some tech I got ready to send back to a buyback company. I sent them the info, the photos, the serial numbers, everything they asked …

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    How to Start a STEM Club for Girls

    by Amanda Chacon May 21, 2026
    by Amanda Chacon May 21, 2026

    Renata, a shy but sharp fifth grader, struggled to speak in front of her peers and often allowed others in her group to lead activities. However, her eyes lit up …

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