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This article lists various ways for teachers to strengthen the relationships they have with at-risk students.

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At-Risk Students: Success and Interventions

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An at-risk student is a student who is at risk of not meeting academic or social expectations or of not graduating from high school. At-risk students may require extra support and resources to succeed in school and reach their full potential. Several factors can contribute to a student being at risk of not meeting academic or social expectations or not graduating from high school (Baum & McPherson, 2019; Watson & Gemin, 2008).

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This veteran educator discusses meaningful and practical ways to nurture the lives of our at-risk children.

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Working With At Risk Youth | Engaging Effectively with At Risk Kids

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This article addresses the gender stereotypes that we as educators may consciously or unconsciously place on students. Awareness in this area is the first step in helping all students to feel respected.

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How Gender Disparities Affect Classroom Learning

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Schools have the responsibility to model, teach, and create conditions in which each child’s gender diversity is accepted and nourished.

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The disparates in female students to prefer a career in mathematics is striking. Helping our female students to feel comfortable in mathematics is our first step in diversifying the STEM industry.

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In this blog post by Jessica Hayes, she reflects on her work in a low socio-economic school and offers ideas to help level the playing field for her students.

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5 Ways Teachers Can Address Socioeconomic Gaps in the Classroom - Social Studies

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For my first permanent teaching position, I was lucky enough to fill a history position at a small K-8 school in a rural community.

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This fact sheet from Harvard University delves into the importance of developing Ethnic-racial identity(ERI) in both caretakers and students to form positive attitudes towards one's own background.

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This Edutopia.org article provides a multitude of resources including lesson plans, tips, and articles to celebrate diversity in the classroom.

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Preparing for Cultural Diversity: Resources for Teachers

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How can teachers prepare for diverse classrooms? There isn’t a definitive answer, but there is a wealth of resources online. Discover some helpful links for teachers.

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The narrator, Frank, gives a visual-audio presentation on 18 ways to create a diverse and welcoming environment for students.

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Cassandra Williams shares helpful tips to supporting our children with low SES. She discusses one moment in particular that was a valuable learning experience.

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How do we help students with low SES succeed in your classroom?

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This resource from Common Sense Education provides lesson plans to help kids build digital literacy from Kindergarten to Grade 12. The lessons are sorted by need.

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Common Sense Education provides educators and students with the resources they need to harness the power of technology for learning and life. Find a free K-12 Digital Citizenship curriculum, reviews of popular EdTech apps, and resources for protecting student privacy.

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This lesson helps children to identify the differences between the terms: race, ethnicity, and nationality using jelly beans.

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Teaching Kids: Race, Ethnicity & Nationality

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Latana Elementary in Palm Beach county provides WiFi extenders to families who lack access to the internet at home. This supports not only learning opportunities but access to healthcare.

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Digital Inclusion Project: Lantana Elementary

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This link contains a list of websites that can help to support students who complete schooling online.

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Resources for Supporting Learners with Disabilities - Digital Promise

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These posters are a useful tool when designing digital tools for students with disabilities.