Even though she was set to graduate high school near the top of her class, Ashley Espinosa wanted her writing to be stronger for her college applications.
Families with lower incomes are most concerned about their students falling behind in school due to various forms of online and remote learning during COVID disruptions, a new survey has found.
Learning loss during remote instruction this spring was more severe in math than in reading, yet the top third of students appear to have made gains while schools were shut down.
A Project Tomorrow study shows that despite the quick shift to remote learning during COVID-19, educators, children and their parents have embraced technology like never before
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.
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.
Restarting schools this year provides superintendents and their teams a historic opportunity to reinvent education by prioritizing equity to close persistent achievement gaps.
Bringing students and teachers back to classrooms for in-person instruction is the guiding principle in the CDC's revised guidelines for reopening schools during a continued surge in COVID infections.
Social capital, or who a student can rely on for support, leads to success in education and the workforce. But not all students have equal opportunity to build such a network.
