Students and parents have been at the forefront of conversations about virtual learning as families across the country adapt to different forms of online education in response to the pandemic. Now ...

Before the coronavirus, few K-12 schools expected educators to be prepared for—much less have real-world experience—teaching students remotely. But with 55 million American schoolchildren out of ...

As special education shortages intensify, Parallel Learning’s $20M raise shows how virtual services and measurable outcomes ...

Teachers at the Valley Leadership Academy in Bacup voted to take two days of action over virtual maths lessons.

The district is using Proximity Learning to fill 18 teacher vacancies in math, science and art while working to recruit ...

Understaffed school systems are turning to virtual teachers who teach via video, often hundreds of miles away from the classroom. Why students at one Granville County are getting more comfortable with ...

WASHINGTON – Rachel Pomeroy tries to be as engaging as one can be when reviewing physics concepts with high schoolers on the eve of summer vacation. The veteran teacher projects images of an “open” ...

The Nature of Teaching Extension program includes formal standards-based curricula and informal activity-based curricula, all centered around getting youth outside. Topics included are Food Waste, ...

Sonny Bavaro teaches via Zoom from the living room of his Kensington rowhouse. (Emma Lee/WHYY) As soon as students logged on for the first day of virtual school, Reading School District teacher Kyle ...

As the youngest faculty member in the school of education technology at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas, Leanna Archambault was quickly tapped as the most “qualified” to teach one of its first ...

While Princeton students have just begun the fall semester, their professors have been working for months to reimagine how classes are taught in our new virtual world. Like schools across the country, ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link This is my third year teaching, and it's safe to say that it isn't anything like I expected. I'm a preschool teacher in Ohio, and I love my job.