These guidelines for post-pandemic education can help school leaders maximize existing technology while also planning for the future.

A 5-point plan for post-pandemic education


These guidelines can help school leaders maximize the use of existing technology in this funding cycle while also planning for the future

It seems hard to believe, but the pandemic in the U.S. started three years ago. With all the changes COVID-19 brought to schools, perhaps the one that most people forget is how the virus altered the delivery of education.

While everyone is happy remote learning and hybrid models are pretty much over, it isn’t accurate to say education has returned to what was “normal,” pre-pandemic instruction.

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