Tag: distance learning

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Micro-schools, rigorous distance learning never gonna give your innovative spirit up

Science writer Matthew Ridley has described the innovation process as one of trial and error in which individuals combine pre-existing techniques and/or technologies. One example: Horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing were around for many years before innovators figured out how to put them together to revolutionize the energy market. Another... READ MORE
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The uses of adversity: education innovator Eva Moskowitz on distance learning
Sweet are the uses of adversity, Which, like the toad,...
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podcastED: SUFS president Doug Tuthill interviews FLVS president and CEO Louis Algaze
In this episode, Step Up For Students president Doug Tuthill...
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EdNext podcast: Jeb Bush on adjusting to distance learning during the pandemic
Earlier this week, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush joined Education...
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Public-private collaboration helps teachers, students in rural North Florida
As the COVID-19 pandemic forced the statewide shutdown of school...
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How K-12 schools can meet the current moment and move beyond it
In this video special to redefinED, author and education reformer...
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Here’s how we can keep this crisis from digging even wider educational divides
Editor’s note: In this commentary, Jawan Brown-Alexander, Chief of Schools...
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Charter schools adjusting instruction during pandemic
Families will remember March 2020 for how quickly state officials...
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At this school for students with special needs, it’s can-do that’s infectious
HUDSON, Fla. – All four of Patricia Larkin’s kids have...
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School choice push revs up in Arkansas
One of Arkansas’s top school choice advocates, Laurie Lee, is...
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