Though it has largely been closed at brick-and-mortar schools, the digital divide affects teachers and students learning from home at higher rates than previously thought. That’s according to a new report from Common Sense and the Boston Consulting Group published on June 29. Closing the K-12 Digital Divide in the Age of Distance Learning estimates […]
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Read MoreMany like to say that math is the universal language. But common sense appears to indicate otherwise. Put more specifically: one…
Read MoreIn the final months of the current decade, U.S. students received two lackluster report cards. First in October, the National Assessment…
Read MoreFor educators and administrators, community outreach is a big part of their job. But the feedback they receive—on classes, individuals, team…
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