The technology has enabled students to thrive and continue their learning while educators and educational institutions have also benefitted from the support these resources have offered.
Shift to online learning has left some superintendents asking questions such as: 'How engaged are students in the new digital platforms we've invested in?'
The data offered a year-to-year look at failing course grades in math, English, science and social studies for the second quarter. In each category, roughly two-thirds of school systems saw failure rates double, triple or increase even more for middle and high school students.
Hints of a remote learning legacy are emerging. The digital pivot made some districts solve preexisting tech gaps. Educators explored new social-emotional supports with heightened attention to mental health. And parents have transformed into stronger collaborators in their children’s learning.
