Pandemic-To-Permanent: 11 Lasting Changes To Higher Education
The pandemic has forced many changes across higher education. Here are 11 that will last.
Vaccines For Youth 12 & Up Expected This Summer, But Schools Unlikely To Require Shots
Kids 12 and up expected to be approved for COVID-19 shots sometime this summer, but school vaccine mandates for K-12 appear highly unlikely in the fall
Children read more challenging books in lockdowns, data reveals
Children read longer books of greater difficulty during lockdown periods last year, and reported that reading made them feel better while isolated from the wider world, according to new research.
Education Through a Pandemic: From Kentucky Offering a ‘Do-Over’ School Year to Massachusetts Waiving Graduation Tests for Class of 2022, 9 Ways States Are Confronting COVID Learning Loss
Education through a pandemic: From Kentucky offering a ‘do-over’ school year to Massachusetts waiving graduation tests for class of 2022, nine ways states are confronting COVID-19 learning loss
Tantrums Are Coming: Neurodiversity Therapists Share 10 Tried & True Strategies For All Types Of Kids
Parents can expect meltdowns as kids get back to the classroom and the world. The same strategies that help neurodiverse children cope with everyday stimuli can also help kids of all types feel safe and regulated.
Elementary School Openings Pose Less Risk Of COVID Transmission, Confirms Study
A new study has indicated that elementary schools being open for in-person learning doesn't increase the risk of coronavirus transmission
‘Not The Kind of Growth We Need’: Despite Some Recovery of Learning Lost During Pandemic, Test Results Reveal Large Gaps
New data shows winter #reading and #math performance in grades 1-8 approaching normal levels, but experts say there’s not enough growth to close the gaps
Can school nurses be the link between student health and academic gains?
Can school nurses be the link between student health and academic gains?
What new CDC mask guidance means for schools and educators
What new CDC mask guidance means for schools and educators
Online learning remains high priority for higher ed, Educause report finds
Colleges and universities are increasing their use of hybrid learning and blended learning, but students still prefer face-to-face learning