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FETC preview: Seismic shifts are reshaping education

By Matt Zalaznick

Even before COVID and the shift to online learning, the traditional K-12 model of a teacher standing in front of classrooms was gradually becoming obsolete.

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How COVID's 'hybrid gap' hinders less wealthy schools

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January 04, 2021

5 ways to help students with disabilities who struggle with online learning

Interventions may include meeting with the student and parent, letting the student fidget, asking the student for help, offering incentives, and helping find an outside therapist if needed.

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January 04, 2021

Accommodations and modifications requests in the age of COVID

Here's how teachers and school teams can determine if a student is struggling due to a disability or because of issues with the overall remote curriculum.

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January 04, 2021

Why online learning will only grow post-COVID, despite challenges

District leaders say online learning is the innovative practice most likely to persist even as students and teachers return to classrooms, the survey found.

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January 02, 2021

Star-studded classroom livens up online learning

Lafayette High School students logging into online learning find a social studies classroom starring Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Michelle Obama and other celebrities.

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December 28, 2020

How one state is developing its own micro-credentials for teachers

The flexibility of micro-credentials for teacher PD has inspired Delaware Department of Education officials to begin developing their own professional development badges.

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December 16, 2020

7 things students say about resilience during COVID

Students are showing resilience during COVID but parents and educators urge greater investments in education as learners recover from the pandemic.

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December 16, 2020

10 ways leaders can solve education's COVID recovery

As the students recover from COVID's disruptions and return to classrooms, district leaders must give learners more one-on-one time with their teachers, NEA president says.

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FETC preview: Seismic shifts are reshaping education

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How COVID's 'hybrid gap' hinders less wealthy schools

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5 ways to help students with disabilities who struggle with online learning

Accommodations and modifications requests in the age of COVID

Why online learning will only grow post-COVID, despite challenges

Star-studded classroom livens up online learning

How one state is developing its own micro-credentials for teachers

7 things students say about resilience during COVID

10 ways leaders can solve education's COVID recovery