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What the Covid-19 Pandemic Revealed About Remote School | Innovation

The unplanned experiment provided clear lessons on the value and limitations of online learning. Are educators listening?

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Maine Prison Debate Team victorious against Wake Forest University, winning hearts and minds

For 90 minutes, intellectual electricity generated by a debate filled a room at the Maine State Prison in Warren. Requiring intense preparation and concentration on the part of 11 participants, their minds were razor-sharp. In the end, it was the.

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Parents face the impossible decision between keeping schools open or going remote 3 told us they still wish their kids schools would pause in-person classes for now

Parents are using guerrilla tactics to see how safe their schools are from COVID-19. MediaNews Group/Orange County Register via Getty Images The

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Despite concerns over increasing student stress, standardized testing to go on with some limits

Despite concerns over increasing student stress, standardized testing to go on with some limits Melissa Gomez © (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times) Nine-year-old Priscilla Guerrero uses a laptop for her fourth-grade class in her bedroom. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times) Despite deep concerns over elevating student stress just as children are returning to school, standardized testing will take place this spring for about 4.3 million California students. With limited options, the state Board of Education voted against pursuing a blanket waiver from the federal government to suspend mandated standardized testing after the Biden administration released guidance this week that encouraged states to move forward with testing but come up with ways to ease the process.

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