Schools are reopening for in-person learning, but many educators will keep some COVID learning practices as they resume face-to-face instruction

8 COVID learning practices this district is keeping


Schools are reopening for in-person learning, but many educators will keep some COVID learning practices as they resume face-to-face instruction

As educators across the U.S. enter their classrooms for a new school year--one that is still a bit uncertain given concerns over new COVID variants and how to safely bring students back to school--many are bringing new strategies, tools, and practices with them.

While COVID presented educators with myriad challenges, it also prompted many to discover new ways to teach, to lead, and to inspire. In fact, many educators are starting this new school year with so-called "COVID learning practices"--tools, mindsets, and strategies they never used or knew about until COVID forced their hands.

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