MILPITAS (CBS SF) – The Milpitas Unified School District said Sunday students can resume virtual learning for at least the coming week as the omicron variant of COVID-19 continues to hamper districts in the region of the bay to try to get back on level after the holidays. The superintendent’sRead More →
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Courtesy of Scott Baker and Sara Mirabilio, North Carolina Sea Grant Online learning is promising and certainly works for some subjects, but face-to-face teaching is even more effective for other types of lessons. Need for research Traditionally, biologists have relied on providing students with hands-on laboratory opportunities when it comesRead More →
Cal State Northridge on Friday, Jan. 7, became the 11th California State University campus to announce it will be pivot to online learningat least for a while, amid the coronavirus winter surge — which means nearly half of all CSUs will begin the spring semester virtually. CSUN President Erika BeckRead More →
Cal State Northridge on Friday, Jan. 7, became the 11th California State University campus to announce it will be pivot to online learningat least for a while, amid the coronavirus winter surge — which means nearly half of all CSUs will begin the spring semester virtually. CSUN President Erika BeckRead More →
In line with other Bay Area school districts forced to close schools after facing staffing shortages, low testing availability and high rates of COVID-19 cases this week, schools in Milpitas will temporarily bring online lessons for most students from Monday to mid-January. The Milpitas Unified School District school board votedRead More →
York schools will switch to online teaching next week as a rise in COVID-19 cases has led to unsustainable numbers of staff and pupil absences. Superintendent Lou Goscinski informed the school community in an email Friday afternoon. He cited the rising rate of positive tests in York County, which isRead More →
Hey, New Orleans! Here’s everything you need to know to get a good start this Friday. First of all, the weather forecast for the day: Usually sunny and cooler. High: 57 Low: 49. Here are the four best stories from New Orleans today: Despite the current outbreak of COVID, theRead More →
An Ottawa psychotherapist recommends that parents and students focus on daily rituals and routines as the school moves online for the first two weeks after winter break. And Natasha McBrearty of Crossroads Children’s Mental Health Center said children will respond in different ways to online schooling and school closings thisRead More →
Schools in Nova Scotia will switch to online learning on January 10, and classroom learning is expected to return on January 17 to prepare classrooms to better deal with COVID-.19 At a press conference on Wednesday, Prime Minister Tim Houston said it was an “extremely difficult decision”. Classroom learning wasRead More →