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Students at Hillhouse High School in New Haven are learning remotely on Wednesday. District officials said the switch to remote learning for the day is due to a...

Attendance will be taken. Students who do not attend, log in or participate will be counted as absent.

The stress of teaching has never been greater: Distance learning and the educational deficit created during the pandemic are leaving their marks.

The past few decades have brought significant changes in K-12 education. Many schools have empowered students by giving them a mobile device for learning. Education is becoming more personalized and engaging, with students taking a more active role in their learning. Student-driven inquiry, creation and collaboration are replacing teacher-centered instruction — and anytime, anywhere learning is becoming a reality.

Students are choosing to learn remotely for a wide variety of reasons. The district planned on 50 students but it already has 90.

The Raymond School Board voted Wednesday to go remote for at least two days and possibly through the end of next week, the Union Leader reported. The board also...

Rising COVID-19 cases at Raymond High School have forced administrators to transition to remote learning.

The Raymond School Board voted Wednesday to go remote for at least two days and possibly through the end of next week, the Union Leader reported. The board also...

Taking a traditional face-to-face course and putting it online is not easy. It takes time, effort, and a lot of planning. This eBook outlines six points to consider when putting courses online.

Christine Greenhow, associate professor of educational technology in the College of Education, and 2018 Recipient of MSU’s Teacher-Scholar Award, answers questions about online and classroom learning during our second school year dealing with the pandemic.