Online learning

California disconnect: Nearly 2 million caught in homework gap

Nearly 2 million California students lack access to the internet and 690,000 don't have a computer even as online learning is the norm in most districts.

School spend on remote learning tech growing exponentially

An extensive market intelligence report details what kind of distance learning technology academic institutions are buying as well as activity from major ed tech providers.

Education Leaders Share Their Secret Sauce: Leveraging the Power of Video in K-12

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How a big district shifted SEL to online learning

Social-emotional learning online brings virtual wellness blocks and community-building sessions to students in Maryland's Anne Arundel County Public Schools.

Why the U.S. ranks 12th for online learning access

The U.S. was not as well-equipped for the massive COVID shift to online learning, with families paying more for internet service and fewer owning home computers.

Op-ed: It’s time to reimagine schools

I am reminded of a quote by John Dewey, a pragmatist, who said: “If we teach today like we taught our students yesterday, we will rob them of their tomorrow.”

4 common accommodations and how to implement them remotely

Educators will need to get creative about providing 504 plan accommodations for students, such as extended time and preferential seating, in the remote learning environment.

School librarians provide critical assist during pandemic

As teachers and students have struggled with the move to remote and hybrid learning, school librarians have been there as a backbone of support

How ’empathy interviews’ help us cope with COVID

Some administrators keep tabs on the entire community's social-emotional wellbeing by having their staffs reach out regularly to students and their families via "empathy interviews."

COVID creativity: Connecticut districts swap teachers

Two school districts, one in need of in-person educators and the other short of remote instructors, can't just loan teachers to each other, right?

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