CCSD program works to catch up English language learners and their families
VIDEO: CCSD program works to catch up English language learners and their families By Paola Tristan Arruda | February 26, 2021 at 7:50 PM EST - Updated February 26 at 11:26 PM
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) - As school districts work to catch students up on what they may have missed during the height of the pandemic, programs are offered to help English language learners in and out the classroom.
More than 5,500 students from all around the world are enrolled in Charleston County schools this year. The “English for Speakers of Other Languages” program helps them learn the English language by working with them in all different subjects.
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Feb 26, 2021 12:49 PM
Champaign, IL -(Effingham Radio)- Carle Center for Philanthropy is proud to announce the successful completion of VISION 2020, a vital $35 million campaign to improve healthcare for the nearly 1.5 million people living within the Carle service region. Launched Jan. 1, 2014 and ending Dec. 31, 2020, the campaign raised $36,953,414 for initiatives designed to transform healthcare through innovative medicine and compassionate care.
“We’re so grateful to the countless donors who continue to support the world-class healthcare provided at Carle,” Beth Katsinas, vice president of Carle Center for Philanthropy, said. “Their generosity helped us fuel research, expand opportunities, enable community outreach, enhance patient experiences, deliver extraordinary care, and further the education of our team members.”
Updated Feb 24, 2021 | 13:53 IST | Kaanchan Bhagwat
Online classes for specially-abled children amid pandemic has been tough. Kaanchan Bhagwat, SEN Coordinator ( Primary) at the Shiv Nadar School, Gurugram explains the pros and cons of it. “Working with Specially-abled children via the online medium | Photo Credit: Representative Image
A teacher must be a lifelong learner. We learn as we teach.
During this pandemic, each one of us faced challenges in one way or another. As a teacher, one of my biggest takeaways from 2020 has been that teaching methods have to continue to evolve and cater to the demands of a changing world.
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Wall Street’s main event of the week will be Fed Chair Powell’s testimony on Capitol Hill. Powell will have two days to answer questions on the Fed’s dovish strategy and at what point rising Treasury yields pose a risk to the recovery. Another disappointing weekly jobless claims figure points to a weak February payrolls report and that should keep the Fed on autopilot in the short-term.
House Democrats are planning to move President Biden’s COVID relief bill forward with a vote. Expectations are still high for conservative Democrats to support the bill’s passing in the Senate by mid-March. The price tag of the bill might come down and it seems unlikely the minimum wage hike to $15 will get enough support.
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