Texas is allowing school districts to hold in-person summer school starting June 1, but only a few superintendents have announced plans to reopen classrooms to students and teachers.
A university offers courses for educators covering the technical and pedagogical challenges of e-learning—and teachers can complete the microcredential online over the summer.
As school districts prepare for students and staff to return to school, educators can take steps to help all students transition to the school setting—with a focus on reorientation and mental health.
DA guest columnist Trenton Goble shares top student concerns to help districts improve educator-student communication—wherever and however learning happens.
Prioritizing relationships and implementing online trauma-informed training now can proactively equip school staff to meet students' needs through yet another transition: schools reopening, says DA guest columnist Mindy Nichamin.
As we look toward reopening schools, it's not just time for addressing an unprecedented learning loss crisis. It's time for laying a policy foundation to enable schools to provide students with individualized learning experiences so they can thrive, says DA guest columnist Scott Muri.
By leveraging tech resources and getting creative, DA guest columnist Erica Birkmeier moved her Chesaning Union School District event from the Michigan high school to the virtual space. She shares four tips for making a successful transition online for any future event.
Schools shouldn't let physical education fall by the wayside as schools are closed. Here are strategies for remotely helping students with special education services to get moving.
With the risk of experiencing domestic violence increased during high-stress periods, educators should be aware of FERPA protections and have training in trauma-informed strategies.
