Digital access improved this fall, but increasing COVID-19 cases will lead to more struggles with at-home learning, according to a UCLA researcher.

Nine months since many teachers and students made an abrupt transition to remote instruction, some are preparing to once again teach and learn virtually. Darren Schwartz, chief academic officer in a Connecticut school district, says his district is better prepared this time around because of adjustments, such as eliminating packets and investing in more technology…

När covid-19-pandemin skakar utbildningssystemet i grundvalarna angrips inte bara elever och lärare utan också de pågående processer som skapas i utbildningens relationella spänningsfält. Författarna Linda Ekström Lind, Anna Martín Bylund och Linnéa Stenliden belyser i sin artikel lärares förmåga att ta in och agera i den unika fysiska och digitala kontext som uppstår.

A report shows that remote learning is here to stay because of the coronavirus pandemic and suggest ways to make it better, such as connecting all learners, supporting teachers and building relationships. The report suggests that schools use both asynchronous and synchronous learning, providing individual help and monitoring student disengagement and equity.

With the right systems in place and explicit coaching, middle school students are better prepared to stay on track with their assignments.

Ideas on how to bring a teacher-tested activity for promoting empathy and other social skills to hybrid and remote classrooms.

From the times and places learning occurs to what schools look like, pandemic shifts to education are unlikely to revert, educators say.

Maryville University used its model for fully online programs to ease the transition to hybrid and virtual learning experiences. Here's what other institutions can learn from them.

Experience has helped build confidence in remote teaching, says Sarah Crowther, an art teacher who uses Zoom and Showbie to teach her high-school students. In this article, Crowther and other educators share their online teaching successes, including Joel Ashton, director of a language school in the UK, who praises Zoom as "a revelation" for making…

This challenging time provides an opportunity for students to work on real-world problems they see every day.