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Remote learning: How the pandemic changed education

Summary by Kingsport Times-News

More than five years later, local school districts are still seeing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on their students–and the educational landscape altogether.

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Remote learning: How the pandemic changed education

More than five years later, local school districts are still seeing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on their students–and the educational landscape altogether.

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eSchool News

How will schools replace devices bought during the pandemic?

Key points: K-12 budgets are tight, but districts must address the issue of aging devices 4 takeaways for superintendents to drive real change Why experts say now is the time to assess your district’s edtech use For more news on student devices, visit eSN’s Educational Leadership hub During the pandemic, thousands of school systems used emergency relief aid to buy laptops, Chromebooks, and other digital devices for students to use in remote lea…

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Tri-County Times

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New Research Highlights the Role of Student Voice in Transforming K-12 Education

ANN ARBOR, Mich., March 31, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Education Elements released its inaugural "State of Student Experience" report today, revealing critical insights into how COVID-19 has reshaped K-12 education. This data was gathered using the 7Cs framework of effective teaching…

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fordhaminstitute.org

The pandemic was a Sputnik moment for rethinking education, and we blew it

The pandemic gave the country a chance to rethink how states and school districts deliver quality education. When schools shut down, there was an opportunity to create more flexible, innovative learning models tailored to students’ varied needs. America had a chance to build stronger connections between schools, families, and communities. In March 2020, resilience, innovation and adaptability became urgent priorities, backed by billions in feder…

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