Rachel Williams is not sure how her classroom will look this fall, but she knows one thing that will continue — her use of video. She started filming short clips as students transitioned to learning from home as a way to help differentiate the way she teaches math to her 7th-graders at Plaza Park International […]
After a socially distanced spring of online learning, school and county librarians are making an effort to put real books in the hands of students for a screen-free summer in an effort to stave off an anticipated “COVID slide” in literacy skills. Experts...
Dive Brief: As online lessons during spring and summer school sessions disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic have shown, engaging with students in this format can be challenging, Chalkbeat reports, noting up to 20% of New York City teachers may be teaching from home...
Dive Brief: The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday announced in a 5-4 decision that the Trump administration cannot end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, an Obama-era initiative that allows individuals who came to the U.S. as children to receive two-year...
While students and teachers across the country itch to reenter the classroom, superintendents report many of their Black students prefer staying at home. “They’re saying to me, ‘We good. I’m good,'” said Luvelle Brown, superintendent of New...
