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JUICE TEACHER FEATURE: A Donor, A Teacher, A Lifesaver

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At The Juice, we spotlight educators not only for what they do in the classroom, but also for the example they set beyond it. When longtime reader and teacher Elena Hershey shared her story with us, she wasn’t seeking attention. She wanted to raise awareness about organ donation, which she calls “a privilege.” She hoped that her story could inspire others to consider becoming living donors — and help save lives.

How The Juice Empowers English Language Learners

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Communication is a vital skill in today's interconnected world. Speaking multiple languages can open doors to countless opportunities for learning, growth, and connection. To English Language Learners (ELLs) in schools, mastering English while maintaining their native languages is not only a pathway to academic success, but also social and career empowerment. In fact, bilingual employees can earn between 5-20% more per hour than their monolingual peers.

Personalized Learning: Empowering Individual Student Success

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Each student learns differently. In order to ensure children have the tools they need to succeed academically, education methods should be adjusted to meet each student's needs. Such personalized learning represents a transformative shift in education.

After decades of a one-size-fits-all model that inevitably leaves students behind, personalized learning crafts an educational experience to meet the unique needs, skills, and interests of each student. With the right tools in their arsenals, educators can shift to an approach that celebrates the individuality of learners, empowering them to achieve their full potential.

New Feature Announcement: Translations

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The Juice is excited to announce the launch of translations! Students can now translate texts into 74 languages on articles in The Daily Juice and articles assigned by teachers as an “Assignment.” Translations appear next to the original text and are grouped by paragraph so English Language learners can easily compare the text in English with the text in their native language.