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Just News from Center X – June 5, 2026
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Conjuring a Future Vision
Post By Natalie Irons, Associate Director, Instructional Coaching Programs for the Coaching Partnerships Blog.
As the year rolls along, injustices and uncertainty of the future continue. Apprehension is heard in various professional learning spaces. Educators say they are afraid to surface challenging topics in group settings. Leaders are asking how to respond to people in meetings when differing values and beliefs surface. Interacting with one another has become increasingly messy.
Just News from Center X – May 15, 2026
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Just News from Center X – May 8, 2026
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Julie Flapan Receives Fulbright Specialist Award
By John McDonald, UCLA School of Ed & IS News UCLA computer science equity scholar to support project at the Institute for Innovative Learning, Mahidol University, Thailand Julie Flapan, director…
Why parents need to understand AI: Ensuring ethical tech use in schools
As AI becomes unavoidable in schools, parents must understand AI and computer science so they can help their children use technology responsibly and advocate for better, equitable education. AI literacy—including awareness of ethics, bias, and risks—is essential for students, and informed parents play a key role in supporting this learning.