As the virus vanishes, the decision belongs to students on whether they return to in-person school or not. https://t.co/sMXbF4kssZ #csumbls350#inform#willyougoback?
This article by @MLBombard emphasizes the uniqueness of our current situation within education during COVID-19, labeling it as "Massive national experiment". Go check it out!
#virtualoptions#onlinelearning#students
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Has the education system changed for the better? @MLBombard discusses the extreme changes the education system has witnessed due to the pandemic, and how they may be leading to closing the gaps in the system that have been hidden.
#csumbls350#inquire
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The pandemic has taken a toll on many of us as teachers, students and families. Checking in on our loved ones during this time is important. We need to do what is best for ourselves at the moment. Self care is health care. @KQED#csumbls350#inspire
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SOCIAL INTERACTION, it's what we need. This is inspiring.
"By connecting with other people, social media has helped me feel less isolated, and therefore less depressed"
@SusannahFox@CommonSense#csumbls350#INSPIRED#CopingWithCovid
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I want to aspire to "describe learning gaps without stigmatizing or discouraging students and families".
#aspire#distancelearning#testing#csumbls350
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“Those suffering from moderate to severe depressive symptoms are nearly twice as likely as those without depression to say they use social media almost constantly". Learn more about the effects of the overuse of technology through the pandemic in this article: