Teachers are an extraordinary force for good in our nation — I’m lucky enough to be married to one and have seen firsthand how hard they work for their students. This year teachers have gone above and beyond to help children learn through the pandemic. So please, thank a teacher.
An opinion article by @GeorgeWill discusses the situation with a student and her social media interaction, causing her to be suspended from her school. What do you think about the school's decision?
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Virtual learning has pros for some families. It has attracted self-motivated learners, those with pre-existing health conditions, or other special needs. #csumbls350#digitaladvocacy#inspire@nytimes https://t.co/PwCALm8ssl
I appreciate @MLBombard’s article on Covid-19’s positive and negative effects on education as it can also remind us that there is still light ahead of this tunnel. Don’t lose hope. Stay safe!❤️ #csumbls350#inspire#remoteinstruction#teachers#students
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"Schools were sending students home with too many apps at the beginning of the Pandemic which could become confusing for not only the student but the parent as well."
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As educators and students alike are being faced with an entirely new situation, it is extremely important to have empathy as we all adapt to these changing times. How Education Has Changed In The Year of COVID-19: https://t.co/viZP54ehfo #csumbls350#involve
The following article informs how the pandemic has made a change in the educational system affecting not only students but teachers and parents who have been working in many different ways to get used to a new way of learning. https://t.co/JEjsWqeOfG #csumbls350#inform