Month: August 2020

As the 2020-2021 school year begins, schools and districts are using a variety of learning models due to the spread of COVID-19. School boards, with input from a variety of stakeholders, have selected from traditional, fully digital and various hybrid models to start the new academic calendar. Tracking the reopening ….

The digital learning education landscape is currently in a state of uncertainty. The spread of COVID-19 and the potentially serious health issues that stem from it mean many districts are still formulating plans for how students will return to school. Digital learning as a strategy for providing instruction while minimizing ….

The world of education faced a major disruption at the beginning of 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic forced schools to close across the country, sending students home and forcing educators and administrators to attempt to quickly adapt curricula to exclusively online learning. The current states of primary, secondary and higher education is still in flux. ….

For the next school year, educational institutions across the country are developing plans that try to address the threat of COVID-19 while also providing an effective learning pathway for students. There are a variety of different strategies being considered by educators and administrators, including fully remote learning, the traditional approach and hybrid ….