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Lawmaker explores classroom discipline policies to support Oklahoma teachers (opens the original)
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An Oklahoma lawmaker is exploring ways to strengthen classroom discipline policies, saying disruptive student behavior is making it more difficult for teachers to do their jobs. Republican state Rep. Rob Hall recently held an interim study at the Oklahoma State Capitol focused on school discipline and ways the state could better support teachers and administrators. “A well-ordered classroom is a precondition of effective instruction,” Hall said. “Because when chaos reigns in a classroom, both te
Oklahoma lawmaker explores classroom discipline policies to support teachers (opens the original)
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An Oklahoma lawmaker is exploring ways to strengthen classroom discipline policies, saying disruptive student behavior is making it more difficult for teachers to do their jobs. Republican state Rep. Rob Hall recently held an interim study at the Oklahoma State Capitol focused on school discipline and ways the state could better support teachers and administrators. “A well-ordered classroom is a precondition of effective instruction,” Hall said. “Because when chaos reigns in a classroom, both te
Stillwater parents push for limits on technology in classroom (opens the original)
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From Chromebooks to A.I. reading tools, classrooms across the nation have introduced new technologies into teaching practices, but a group of parents in Stillwater believes it’s time to hit the brakes. The group wants to see a return to basics, or at least proof that technological change is beneficial to students long term . Last month at the Stillwater Public Library, parents, teachers and administrators gathered for a forum with a single topic in mind - screens in schools. Most took notes with
Stillwater parents push for limits on classroom technology (opens the original)
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From Chromebooks to A.I. reading tools, classrooms across the nation have introduced new technologies into teaching practices, but a group of parents in Stillwater believes it’s time to hit the brakes. The group wants to see a return to basics, or at least proof that technological change is beneficial to students long term . Last month at the Stillwater Public Library, parents, teachers and administrators gathered for a forum with a single topic in mind - screens in schools. Most took notes with
University of Central Oklahoma creates AI MBA program (opens the original)
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A brand-new major at the University of Central Oklahoma is preparing students for the future of business and rapidly developing technology. This fall, the university is rolling out its first MBA program specific to artificial intelligence and the changes it’s bringing to the workforce. Madeline Mitchell Stacy teaches the 3-course program. “Ensuring that these students are mastering the fundamentals and the basics,” she says. She began seeing the need while teaching an adjunct class three years a
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