Online Learning

Teachers want clarity about expectations, competence in the strategies, and community with each other, says an instructional coach focused on preventing burnout.

Online and hybrid learning require more student-centered approaches, and micro-credentials for teacher professional development may be the most reliable way to get there.

Many governors have prioritized strengthening online and remote learning in their states as they spend $3 billion in CARES Act education funding.

Grades and attendance are among the key accountability and assessment methods likely to return this school year, even in districts continuing with online learning, according to an analysis by NWEA.

Access, affordability and skills are the three key elements of the digital device that leaves some K-12 students unable to participate in online learning. 

Restarting schools this year provides superintendents and their teams a historic opportunity to reinvent education by prioritizing equity to close persistent achievement gaps.