Given the uncertainty of the coronavirus pandemic, Assoc. Prof. of Spanish Studies Daniel Arroyo-Rodriguez prepared for every possible teaching scenario this fall: in-person courses on campus, virtual ...
A year ago this month, the realization began to settle in: All the workarounds we’d devised to continue teaching during the looming pandemic weren’t going to be a short-term thing. Looking back, it’s ...
When New York began to shelter in place in March, my high school English department gathered round one last time to discuss what to do in the coming weeks. I would be vacating the room where I teach, ...
In 2020, in response to the demands of pandemic-era teaching, the CTE developed a robust set of programs and resources to help instructors navigate what we termed Adaptable Blended Instruction (for ...
Given all the changes to public education in the past year, Carinne Gale felt lucky her training to be a teacher prepared her to work online. When the COVID-19 pandemic forced Gale’s classes at the ...
In the spring of 2020, many schools were forced to make a rapid switch to remote learning as districts around the country shut down in-person classrooms. Most districts had to make this switch in one ...
Graduate students at the University of Massachusetts, like many others, have to adjust to remote learning and teaching over the past month. For some, this is their first experience teaching and ...
Maria Garcia’s classroom turned into a tug-of-war competition for attention during the 2020-2021 school year. The coronavirus pandemic forced the Jackson Street Elementary School kindergarten teacher ...
With plans that seem to shift almost daily, there is one common denominator for most of the 1 million New York City public school students: Remote learning will remain the dominant presence for their ...
The College of Arts and Sciences Class Guidance Documents for Fall 2020 were produced by CU Boulder faculty in June 2020 with the intent of providing recommendations, ideas and observations about ...
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Teacher burnout could erode instructional quality, stymie working parents and hinder the reopening of the economy. Credit...Lauren Justice for The New York Times Supported by By Natasha Singer At ...
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