Public school leaders in Des Moines, Iowa had planned on teaching all their elementary school students face-to-face this fall. But weeks before classes are set to begin, the district’s youngest ...

One can understand why, after these grueling past 16 months, educators, parents and students might never want to do online learning again. Involuntarily thrown into this learning model at the onset of ...

Concentrating in large lecture halls has always been a challenge for Harper Chambers, a rising senior studying neuroscience at Princeton University. That’s because Chambers has autism, which he said ...

Remote learning became the primary mode of instruction for most K-12 schools during the height of the coronavirus pandemic, when many students and staff weren’t able to meet in person. But more than ...

All students and staff members will be back in school buildings full time come September, Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Monday. By Eliza Shapiro New York City will no longer have a remote schooling ...

The pandemic has changed the way parents look at their children’s education, and most want more choices–including an online learning option–going forward. According to a survey conducted by Stride, ...

Heather Wetsel and her family remember vividly the frustrations of distance learning: The failed log-ins, the live lessons that ate into the day, the submitted assignments that remained obstinately ...

Teachers have always known that a typical class of two dozen or more students can include vastly different skill levels and learning styles. But meeting those varied academic needs with a defined ...

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I have a confession to make. I have an insatiable appetite for learning. I buy more books than I can possibly read, sign up for more events and webinars than I can realistically attend, and enroll in ...

With the Chamorro language spoken less with each generation since World War II, it’s more important now than ever for the people of Guam to learn it, keep it alive and pass it on to future generations ...