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School closures in the wake of the pandemic have exposed how easy it is for kids to fall behind in learning. Can edtech be part of the solution? → Read More
Unicorns are beautiful but fragile. Camels are survivors. → Read More
In a UK survey, the most rule-breaking group by far was men aged 19 to 21. → Read More
The UK will make bicycling easier and safer, à la the Netherlands and Denmark. → Read More
Authorities would reportedly conduct spot checks, and those breaking the rules could face fines of up to £1,000 ($1,241), or deportation. → Read More
Teaching at home during quarantine is hard enough for parents, but a poor mindset around math makes it much harder. → Read More
But scientists are trusted even more. → Read More
Coronavirus lockdowns put the most crucial work of schools and teachers in sharp relief. → Read More
Swedish policy is predicated on trust between citizens and government. Will it work? → Read More
Will we keep looking after our neighbors once the crisis has passed? → Read More
We need to stay apart—but we also need to band together. → Read More
Its Wide Open School site curates online educational content for children. → Read More
With 1.5 billion students out of school, and hundreds of millions attempting to learn solely online, the pandemic will be transformative. → Read More
"Middle School Matters" author Phyllis Fagell has loads of tips for parents. → Read More
A Quartz team made up of education reporters, former teachers, and parents have compiled useful resources to help parents navigate this transition. → Read More
From mitigation to suppression, while schools remain open (for now). → Read More
Prime minister Boris Johnson is gambling all that is good about socialized medicine to help build herd immunity. → Read More
MOOCs flourished, then faltered as students failed to complete their courses. Universities may now be relying on them. → Read More
Isolation is dangerous, too. → Read More
A consultant to schools and teachers shares her advice. → Read More