Even though the pandemic has interrupted learning, students are still making progress in reading and math this year, according to a new analysis from the assessment provider Renaissance. The company ...

In recent weeks we’ve had new reasons to hope that the end of the coronavirus pandemic is in sight. The slowing of the pandemic marks the beginning of what is sure to be a defining challenge — and ...

(BPT) – Distance learning, hybrid models, social-distanced in-person – school has looked very different over the last year, and this interrupted learning has understandably impacted kids. While some ...

One key to closing the gap from pandemic learning loss: creating a classroom culture of engagement. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times) When the stakes are high for policy decisions, as they of course are ...

Over the past few years, schools have rallied to ease the impact of students’ disrupted academic learning and the broad social, physical, emotional and psychological implications of the pandemic.

A false choice is being presented by those with decision-making authority — return to in-person schooling entirely or commit to remote learning completely. Credit: Michael Loccisano /Getty Images The ...

(BPT) - Distance learning, hybrid models, social-distanced in-person — school has looked very different over the last year, and this interrupted learning has understandably impacted kids. While some ...

After a year of interrupted learning, parent-teacher collaboration has never been more important for supporting students – especially those with learning and thinking differences, like ADHD and ...