The Pandemic Was Disastrous for Early Childhood Education—And Both Kids and Adults Are Feeling It
The Pandemic Was Disastrous for Early Childhood Education—And Both Kids and Adults Are Feeling It
Pandemic Brought Love Of Reading Back To Kids
The pandemic has caused many issues, but one of the best things to come from the pandemic has been a newfound love of reading for children.
ISTELive 21: The Classroom and AV Design Trends Emerging from Pandemic Learning
2020 may have been the year of the couch as a classroom, but advances in audiovisual adoption will impact learning space design well into the future.
‘Don’t go back to the old normal’: Opportunities for Adolescent Learning Revealed by COVID-19
How the COVID19 pandemic revealed new learning opportunities for adolescent students
New Federal Data Confirms Pandemic’s Blow to K-12 Enrollment, With Drop of 1.5 Million Students; Pre-K Experiences 22 Percent Decline
Startling new data shows that U.S. public school enrollment in 2020-21 declined by 3% compared with the previous school year; the number of preschool students fell by 22%
A Clean Start: School Cleaning and Sanitation Solutions for Reopening
A return to in-person learning has some parents concerned about school sanitation programs
The NAEP Sounded Red Alert for Students with Disabilities Before Covid-19
Many states had academic disasters unfolding for students with disabilities before the pandemic
Neitzel: Tutoring During the Summer Is a Great First Step Toward Fixing Pandemic Learning Loss. It Must Continue into the Fall
The reality is we won’t be able to make up for a whole year in one summer. Tutoring must be part of a long-term effort to get all children on grade level in reading and math
OPINION: After bracing for the worst during pandemic schooling, we found hope and value in outdoor learning
After bracing for the worst during pandemic schooling, we found hope and value in outdoor learning. Here are lessons from outdoor learning, a game-changer we hope is here to stay, say writers
A rigorous virtual field trip that’s part of regular class
A museum’s virtual science program, in which kids interact with digitized collections and real scientists, took off during the pandemic