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How schools are coping with constantly changing landscape of COVID-19
The past few weeks have represented a back-to-school period like no other in recent memory. How are students, teachers, parents and administrators adapting to an academic year reshaped by the pandemic? We hear directly from some of them, and Daniel…
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A humble opinion on how digital surveillance by parents can put kids at risk
Millions of students will be relying more heavily on technology this year to access their education. The companies behind these digital platforms will accumulate massive amounts of data as a result. But what about the tools and apps parents deploy…
3 ways to get kids to tune in and pay attention when schools go virtual
One big complication with K-12 distance learning is how hard it is to get children and teens to log in and do their schoolwork. But there are things teachers and families can do to help.
Can hands-on career education go online during school shutdowns?
How do you teach welding virtually? As the coronavirus spreads, colleges are trying to figure out that and more on the fly.
With schools shut down for the coronavirus outbreak, districts and educators are launching a massive, unplanned test of virtual teaching.
Districts around the country are making plans to shift online if the virus arrives, with some providing tablets and WiFi hotspots to students.
If you are considering an online bachelors or master's degree, have an experience you would like to share or want to find out more about the benefits and drawbacks of distance learning, we want to hear from you! Join in…
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