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5 strategies for district comms leaders to build trust with families (while tackling the urgent)

Written by TalkingPoints District Communications Leaders are the ultimate multitaskers.  They carry the mental load of everything happening across a district. Their communication tools are their lifeline to spread the […]

From chaos to calm: A dual strategy for family engagement at the district and classroom level

Written by Kate Pechacek Let’s be honest—there’s never been a moment in public education quite like this. And as common as this sentiment has become, it always seems to be […]

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Using AI and technology to support multilingual students

Family engagement is one of the most powerful levers for improving student success. Yet, many schools struggle to build effective family-school partnerships, especially with multilingual families who face systemic barriers […]

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5 benefits of Universal Family Engagement for classrooms

Written by Kate Pechacek A multiplier effect Universal Family Engagement is the practice of improving outcomes for all students by fostering effective partnerships between schools and families. The research supporting […]

From ASU+GSV to TED: Centering human connection in the age of AI

Written by TalkingPoints Founder and CEO Heejae Lim Early April is one of my favourite times of year. Spring is blooming, and so is “conference season”. I started last week […]

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NABE unpacked: key takeaways and insights

Written by Nancy Lee Bromberger Last week, our team had the incredible opportunity to attend the National Association for Bilingual Education (NABE) Conference in Atlanta. This event brought together educators […]