Trends & Insights
A trusted resource for leaders and doers, this is where Possip shares emerging trends and practical strategies grounded in real survey insights from employees, parents, top organizations, and students.
Each post equips leaders and doers with data-driven perspectives and actionable insights or tools to strengthen communication, engagement, and impact.
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Start Good Survey Habits Today
Because surveys are relatively easy to do, they’re also ripe for bad habits- kind of like fast food. The quickest, easiest option isn’t always the best one. Pay your monthly subscription for a survey platform, and suddenly, you’re off to the races. The problem? Bad survey habits can do millions

Supportive Companies During COVID-19
Companies: “We’re All In This Together” We’re all in this together: the pandemic catchphrase. What are examples that

Five Tips to Make Remote Learning More Fun
In the past few months of our Possip Pulse Checks™, I’ve read a handful of parent comments about

Getting Kids Excited for First Day of Virtual School
Help your kids to get excited. 2020 isn’t the year we wanted, but it is the year we

6 Tips to Building a Welcoming Virtual School Environment
Imagine yourself as a parent or family member coming to the school for a meeting about his

Seven Reopening Best Practices to Replicate
Times of crisis call for collaboration and sharing of best practices that are working for students and families.

Three Keys to a Reopening Plan that Parents Can Support
School and district leaders are in a bit of a no-win situation when making the contentious school reopening decision.

Inclusive and Equitable Pods
We can create more inclusive and equitable pods. This is happening….so let’s do it right. Thanks to author
How Districts Are Reopening Schools Around the Country
One of our partner district leaders described making plans in these times as akin to drawing a plan

Principal Corner: Messaging During Difficult Decisions
When the pandemic shut down schools, the Possip team read through tens of thousands of parent comments while