Here’s how school and IT leaders can help parents and guardians navigating online platforms and digital tools with their children this year.

Approaches to taking classes outside to prevent the spread of COVID-19 can vary depending on a variety of factors, including location and resources.

How can I teach music if the kids aren’t allowed to sing indoors? How will lag time affect group singing online? How will I make students feel seen and heard via Zoom? Those were some of the questions that elementary music teacher Angela Carpenter spent her summer trying to figure out.

Teacher and student voices: challenges, opportunities and dilemmas. (pdf)

A comparative analysis of educational outcomes among refugee children in the Nordic countries. (pdf)

Børn med flygtningebaggrund, der ankommer til nordiske lande i den sene skolealder, klarer sig dårligere i skolen i Danmark, end de gør i Sverige. Det viser en ny videnskabelig undersøgelse fra det nordiske CAGE projekt med deltagelse af forskere fra Københavns Universitet.

Researchers studied survey responses of over 12,600 youths ages 11 to 15 and found that the more youths saw their parents as loving, the less likely they were to engage in cyberbullying.

Despite the challenges, distance learning can work well for some students with ADHD, researchers say. Some of those who aren't around peers are finding it easier to focus.

Educators are finding tools to teach young kids about America’s racist past and present in age-appropriate ways.  

The recent push toward more inclusive and anti-racist instruction in schools has led teachers to reconsider how they handle issues of race in classes.

Project-based learning units that include different disciplines allow students to apply what they learn to new situations, leading to deeper learning.

Topeka Public Schools is using edtech to close opportunity gaps and support remote learning.