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The reasons recorded videos are superior for students, plus software recommendations and video tips.
Most public schools have stayed open for full in-person learning but about 1,800 have shut down due to COVID, 'affecting the education and well-being of 933,000 students,' the CDC says.
COVID's ongoing spread in classrooms is forcing a growing number of district leaders to refine remote instruction programs as states also develop new guidelines.
Student privacy and equity could be two casualties of educators' Herculean efforts to hand out millions of laptops and tablets to connect families after the COVID shut down, an advocacy group says.
Featured speaker Shannon McClintock Miller will lead discussions on collaboration, choice boards and leadership.
Studies show that students in high-poverty areas often lack access to STEM learning opportunities, such as computer science, physics, or calculus courses.
Active learning spaces equipped with modern furniture and fixtures support new pedagogy, drive higher levels of student engagement, and allow students to work at their own pace.
Newly-launched COVID-19 School Data Hub will provide the information needed to answer big-picture questions such as how in-person vs. remote learning affected academic performance.
The future of education post-COVID may be less about a return to physical classrooms and more about instructing students in the ways they learn best.
Project Tomorrow’s CEO notes the ‘poptential’ of clips that are relevant to young generations.
Districts risk losing students to homeschooling and private schools if they cannot offer families a flexible blend of in-person and virtual instruction post-COVID, a new study finds.
Fifty-five technology directors detail how their districts engaged students and families online.
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