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About Benjamin @BenjaminBHerold

Benjamin Herold is a staff writer for Education Week. He covers education technology and writes for the Digital Education blog.

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Students have struggled with fake news for longer than you think

For schools, media literacy is an “enduring issue” that predates social media and the internet, said Lawrence Paska of the National Council for the Social Studies.

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More schools are opting for student teleworking, offering classes online. The strategy is currently being used by a handful of schools in Alabama, Minnesota, and New Jersey, and represents a new twist on established trends in digital learning.

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