Cafeterias as classrooms, see-through barriers, handwashing stations & lunches delivered to class — architects’ models for socially distanced schools
One or two children per classroom finds it difficult to recognize patterns in spoken language, says researchers from the Netherlands. But these children with a developmental language disorder (DLD) do, however, recognize similar patterns in pictures.
Given the data on learning losses, it’s possible the array of abilities in a classroom in a normal year — which already can span seven grade levels — will widen by two or more grades in the fall
How wide will classroom skills gaps get by fall 2020?
For world language students, getting out of the classroom can make learning new words more engaging.
4 concrete steps to make learning more accessible, more effective and more meaningful to students, both in the midst of the pandemic and long after the crisis has ended
Making classrooms, cafeterias and other spaces less crowded will be essential when it comes to reopening schools. There are two main ways to do that.
Should schools ban cell phone use in the classroom?
What social-emotional needs will students return with? Teachers may see more emotional and behavioral outbursts in their classrooms
The shift to working online requires teachers to think a little differently about how to build the culture they want with their students.