School-system priorities in the age of coronavirus, by McKinsey and Company
Now that the immediate rush of closing K-12 schools is over, school systems must focus on four major priorities-and put equity front and center.
Now that the immediate rush of closing K-12 schools is over, school systems must focus on four major priorities-and put equity front and center.
Many of the nation’s schools are now closed—some indefinitely—leaving educators and communities with more questions than answers. Chief among them: How will families and students cope with closures? And how can schools roll out effective remote learning plans in a short amount of time?
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Existing and emerging technologies can save teachers time, time that could be redirected towards learning.
A systemwide approach to personalised learning offers the best chance of reaching the most students and improving learning results.