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2020 in Retrospect: Reinventing the university in a post-pandemic world

2020 in Retrospect: Reinventing the university in a post-pandemic world What would the post-pandemic university look like? Photo: Orchid Chakma Why does the year 2020 still linger around? The Covid-19 pandemic has brought our civilisation to its knees this year. We re already tired, scared, and hopeless. We are perhaps living through one of the most turbulent phases of human history, where all we want is to dodge death while dreading seeing our loved ones die. As the new year beckons us, uncertainty looms large in the horizon. Vaccines have emerged, as did a new strain of the virus. In the meantime, the

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New, inclusive WCPS curriculum draws mixed parent reviews

Warren County Public Schools is implementing a new English language arts curriculum that explores social justice themes, including human rights and how students can affect societal change, a move that has drawn praise from some parents and questions from others. The new Expeditionary Learning curriculum is being used in some capacity in several of the districtâs elementary schools, including Warren, Lost River, Rich Pond, Jody Richards, Plano, Natcher, Alvaton, North Warren, Oakland, Bristow and Richardsville elementary schools. For fifth grade students, as an example, the curriculum features academic modules that ask students to âconsider the factors that contribute to the success of professional athletes as leaders of social change,â according to its website. Recommended fifth-grade texts include Pam MuÃ±oz Ryanâs âEsperanza Rising,â an award-winning novel that centers on the experience of a migrant Mexican girl who moves to California during the G

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Opinion | What Covid-19 Revealed About Schools and Education

Credit.Jun Cen By Jal Mehta Dr. Mehta is a professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Education who studies how to transition from rote learning to deep engagement. Dec. 23, 2020 on what life will look like in 2021. If a measure of a society is how well it takes care of its young, the past nine months are a damning indictment of our nation. Parents and teachers have been working overtime under impossible circumstances., and states have prioritized keeping gyms and restaurants open over keeping schools open. A result is that about 48 percent of all students are still in full-time virtual instruction (another 18 percent are in hybrid), according to Burbio, a company that tracks school calendars. These rates are higher among poor students and students of color. This is shameful private schools holding classes under tents on spacious campuses while poor students are sitting outside McDonalds to get internet access.

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A Black student s mother complained about Fences He was expelled

A Black student s mother complained about Fences He was expelled
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A Black student s mother complained about Fences He was expelled - The Virginian-Pilot

A Black student s mother complained about Fences He was expelled - The Virginian-Pilot
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