COLUMBIA, S.C. — Two more Lexington School District Two schools have moved back to e-learning, bringing the total numbers of schools that have temporarily closed to in-person to three. Lexington Two ...

As the United States recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic and schools return to in-person learning in the fall, it is key that educators learn from the successes of the past year and avoid making the ...

COVID-19 has been far more disruptive to children’s education than many people initially thought it would be. Last March, the scramble to implement remote learning – figuring out how to use Zoom and ...

Brian Lehrer: Brian Lehrer on WNYC. Now we'll do a little remote learning with Dr. Paul Krugman Economics' Professor and New York times columnist and author of the book, Arguing with Zombies: ...

Remote classes reshape study habits, influencing mood and productivity for families worldwide. Teachers often spot changed energy levels when lessons shift from rooms with desks to glowing screens.

WASHINGTON — Districts where schools stayed remote longer experienced more significant learning loss — but some of those losses are being reversed by states through effective teaching strategies.

This story is being provided for free as part of a series on childcare during the COVID pandemic, powered by the Solutions Journalism Network and dedicated to delivering solution-oriented stories ...

LEXINGTON COUNTY, S.C. — A fourth Lexington School District Two school has temporarily moved to remote learning as the district continues to deal with a rise in both COVID cases and quarantining. The ...

After 2021 was marked by American parents who fought against overbearing school board officials, New York Post columnist Karol Markowicz told "America's Newsroom" on Friday that parents must continue ...

Remote learning is—for now—a thing of the past in much of America’s K-12 system. But it’s not likely to stay that way forever. Natural disasters driven by climate change, future outbreaks of COVID or ...

Most educators and parents would agree that the sweeping virtual instruction thrown together overnight at the beginning of the pandemic wasn’t nearly as effective as in-person learning for most ...