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Why educators want to stick with video beyond COVID

By Matt Zalaznick

Despite COVID's disruptions, only 5% of educators hope to return to the pre-pandemic classroom where online learning was rare.

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New resource helps districts provide legally compliant online learning

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How CARES Act broadband expansion will help schools

Online Learning Stories

November 12, 2020

Here's what could sidetrack Biden's K-12 goals

President-elect Joe Biden wants to make preschool permanent and use the federal government's influence to improve instructional practices rather than regulate K-12 through testing.

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November 11, 2020

A look at Biden's 5-step plan to reopen schools during COVID

Closing pandemic-era learning gaps and emergency funding anchor the incoming Biden-Harris administration's plans for reopening schools safely as COVID rates climb.

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November 10, 2020

HSEL, National Guard offer 25 schools chance to win esports labs

The random drawing from High School Esports League will deliver complete gaming setups, from PCs to mice, to lucky schools.

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November 09, 2020

5 tech tools to help students with ADHD manage hybrid learning

Here's how learning management system features, digital smart pens, audio notetakers, timers and noise reducers can support students with attention deficit disorder.

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November 09, 2020

How to support students with brain injury in remote learning

Keep these four considerations in mind when educating students with traumatic brain injury, whom many districts find eligible for 504 accommodations.

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November 05, 2020

How to cope with laptop and device shortages

Educators in Newport News Public Schools were steadily working their way through a five-year 1-to-1 plan to provide all students with laptops when the COVID pandemic struck.

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