CommonEd is dedicated to improving education by involving teachers, students, and families as equal stakeholders. Our approach recognizes the critical role that each of these groups plays in creating a successful and inclusive educational system.
Education Platforms
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Student Platform
The top three concerns of students in K-12 education in the United States include:
Bullying: Many students report experiencing bullying or harassment at school, either in person or online. This can have a negative impact on their mental health and academic performance.
Safety and security: Students are concerned about their safety at school, particularly in the wake of school shootings and other violent incidents. They may also be concerned about the safety of their school buildings and the measures in place to prevent emergencies.
Mental health: There is a growing recognition of the importance of mental health in the education system, and many students are concerned about their own mental health and the support available to them. This can include concerns about stress, anxiety, depression, and access to mental health services.
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Family Platform
The top three concerns of parents and families in K-12 education in the United States include:
Academic performance: Many parents are concerned about their child's academic performance, including their grades, test scores, and college readiness. They may be concerned about the quality of education at their child's school, the rigor of the curriculum, and the availability of advanced courses and programs.
Safety and security: Parents are concerned about the safety and security of their children at school, particularly in the wake of school shootings and other violent incidents. They may be concerned about the measures in place to prevent emergencies, the safety of school buildings, and the presence of bullying or harassment.
Communication and involvement: Parents may be concerned about their ability to communicate effectively with teachers and administrators and to be involved in their child's education. They may want more opportunities to provide input and feedback, to be informed about their child's progress and challenges, and to have a voice in decision-making processes.
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Educator Platform
The top three concerns of educators in K-12 education in the United States include:
Compensation: Many educators express concern about the lack of funding for K-12 education in the United States, which can impact the quality of education provided to students.
Teacher shortage and burnout: There is a growing concern about the shortage of qualified teachers in the K-12 education system, particularly in certain subject areas or geographic regions.
Student achievement: Educators are often focused on ensuring that students are meeting academic standards and achieving success in school. This can include concerns about improving curriculum, providing effective instructional strategies, and addressing the needs of students who may be struggling academically or socially.
At CommonEd, we believe that every voice has the power to make a difference in education. We are excited to announce the launch of our new podcast series, and we invite you to be a part of it! We are seeking your unique stories, experiences, and insights to showcase the incredible diversity and strength within our educational community.
By sharing your story, you have the opportunity to inspire, empower, and connect with others who are on this educational journey alongside you. Whether you're a student, teacher, or family member, your voice matters and can have a lasting impact on those who listen.
We invite you to complete a simple form on our website and share your story with us. Here's how your participation can contribute to our podcast series:
Student Perspectives: As a student, your experiences and challenges matter. Your story can provide valuable insights into the student journey, addressing topics such as overcoming obstacles, embracing diversity, finding your passions, or advocating for change.
Teacher Insights: Teachers are the backbone of education, and your stories are invaluable. Share your triumphs, innovative teaching methods, classroom experiences, or the impact you have witnessed in the lives of your students.
Family Stories: Families play a crucial role in a child's educational success. Whether you're a parent, guardian, or family member, your perspective is essential. Share your involvement in your child's education, strategies for supporting their learning, or the transformative experiences you've witnessed.
Your participation in the podcast series will not only inspire others but also create a platform for collaboration and shared learning. By sharing your story, you become part of a movement to foster understanding, support, and connection within the educational community.
To contribute your story, please visit our website at [Insert Form Link] and complete the simple form provided. We encourage you to be authentic, heartfelt, and genuine in sharing your experiences.
Remember, your story has the power to ignite change, inspire others, and create a more inclusive and supportive educational landscape. Together, we can amplify our collective voices and make a difference.
Thank you for being a part of the CommonEd community and for contributing to our podcast series. We look forward to listening to your inspiring stories and sharing them with the world.
*Share your story by clicking the links above.