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But probe a bit deeper, and exactly what they donât want to repeat differs in subtle but important ways. And that means the challenge for higher ed administrators will be to put together campus plans for the fall that keep students at the center but also embrace the concerns of their institutionâs full community.
One subject thatâs being vigorously debated within higher ed communities: Should faculty be invitedâor even requiredâto teach courses both in-person and online in the fall?
Just how faculty and students respond to this question depends heavily on the experiences they had this past year.
Laredo educators reflect on a year of adapting to the pandemic
Laredo Morning Times
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M.S. Ryan Elementary student Elias Lozano checks in with his teacher in their virtual classroom on Aug. 24, 2020 during the first day back to school for some students.Danny Zaragoza / Laredo Morning Times
Last year on March 11, the U.S. officially declared the pandemic had arrived and communities throughout the nation had undergone a transformation due to the fear and uncertainty surrounding COVID-19.
For students, much work had to be done to ensure that their future would not be hindered by the pandemic. With hopes that the situation could be addressed before students returned, education leaders worked to adapt to the changes.