The Wall Street Journal.flipped into USEducation The Results Are In for Remote Learning: It Didn't Work The Wall Street Journal. - Tawnell D. Hobbs, Lee HawkinsThis spring, America took an involuntary crash course in remote learning. With the school year now winding down, the grade from students, teachers, parents and administrators is already in: It was a failure.
Theresa Cobleflipped into Campus Rising (or not)Aboriginal Canadians What might K-12 schools look like in the fall? Depends where you are, educators say | CBC News CBC News - Jessica Wong At École Constable Edward Finney School in Winnipeg, everyone from teachers and educational assistants to custodians welcomed students who returned …
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsEducation One in 28 teachers think their low attaining pupils are engaging well with home learning The Telegraph - Simon JohnsonOnly one in every 28 teachers think their low attaining pupils are engaging well with online learning while schools are closed, according to research published as Nicola Sturgeon insisted she was doing
ELLE UKflipped into Life and CultureLifestyle (UK) The Realities Of Being A Primary School Teacher Post Lockdown Elle - By Katie O'MalleyThis isn’t the kind of reception most people will be expecting when they return to work post lockdown. But for primary school teachers across the UK, it’s a scary and palpable danger. For as much as you
The New York TimesEducation Research Shows Students Falling Months Behind During Virus Disruptions The New York Times - Dana GoldsteinWhile a nation of burned-out, involuntary home schoolers slogs to the finish line of a disrupted academic year, a picture is emerging of the extent of the learning loss among children in America, and size
Education (UK) Cancelled exams: school is a journey, not a destination tes.com - By Lesley Tyler "When your exams were cancelled, what did you do instead?" All schools are acutely aware this year’s GCSE and A-Level students will inevitably face …
