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Bloomberg

Have We Dodged an Education Catastrophe?

Higher Ed
Mar.18 -- Sal Khan, founder and chief executive officer at Khan Academy, discusses remote learning for students caused by the coronavirus pandemic, how big the learning gap has become and the trends he’s seeing in education as schools...
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Curated Video

Schools Make Changes As They Return From Break And COVID-19 Cases Soar

Higher Ed
To help keep students in school, the CDC and U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona endorsed test-to-stay as an alternative to 10-day quarantines.
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Curated Video

Chicago Closes Schools After Union Backs Remote Learning

Higher Ed
Chicago Public Schools canceled classes Wednesday after 73% of the Teachers Union demanded remote learning until COVID-19 cases subside.
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Bloomberg

ABC Mouse Creator Expects Strong Demand Into the Fall

Higher Ed
Jun.29 -- Paul Candland, CEO of Age of Learning, expects demand for online educational products to continue even as most kids head back to school in the fall. He's on "Bloomberg Technology."
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Bloomberg

Why High-Speed Internet Is Hard to Find In Rural America

Higher Ed
Dec.24 -- As more Americans move to the suburbs and work from home, with many planning to stay, demand for high-speed internet in less populated areas has skyrocketed. But supply isn't keeping up.
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Bloomberg

Why Demand for Outschool Classes Rose by 2000%

Higher Ed
May.28 -- Outschool Inc. CEO Amir Nathoo discusses how demand for the company's online classes surged 2000% in 2020 as schools around the world had to close during the Covid-19 pandemic. He also shares how education will likely stay in a...
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Bloomberg

'Upskilling' for the Post-Pandemic Workforce

Higher Ed
Aug.09 -- Guild Education CEO Rachel Carlson discusses how companies can win the war for talent by offering opportunities to gain new skills and training as an added employee benefit. She speaks with Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology."
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Bloomberg

Robotics Takes On Greater Role In Remote Education

Higher Ed
Sep.11 -- Henrik Christensen, UCSD director of contextual robotics, talks about using robotics in the classroom. He appears on "Bloomberg Technology."
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Curated Video

Florida Public Schools Ordered To Reopen For Fall

Higher Ed
The Florida Department of Education said if a school decides to offer remote learning, it must meet requirements determined by the state.
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Curated Video

Chicago's Fight With Teachers Union Stretches Into 2nd Week

Higher Ed
Chicago faces the same pandemic issues as other districts nationwide, with more schools reverting to remote learning as infections soar.
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Curated Video

Pandemic Parenting: How Can I Support My College Student?

Higher Ed
Maintaining social connections can help students cope with sadness or uncertainty.
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Bloomberg

Sen. Cassidy Says Young People Are Driving Covid-19 Cases in Louisiana

Higher Ed
Jul.09 -- Senator Bill Cassidy, a Louisiana Republican, discusses the spike in covid-19 cases in Louisiana, and school reopenings. He speaks with Bloomberg's David Westin on "Bloomberg: Balance of Power."
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Curated Video

A Boost For Rural Hospitals, Plus Keeping Kids Mentally Healthy

Higher Ed
Hospitals far from urban centers have been hurting but are targeted for extra resources due to the latest pandemic relief bill.
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Curated Video

Nearly 2 Million Students Left Public Schools For Other Alternatives

Higher Ed
The number of students in private schools, charter schools, and home-schooling programs went up 10% in 2022 from 8% in spring 2020.
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Curated Video

The Growth Of Homeschooling, Even After The Pandemic

Higher Ed
According to the latest data from the Census Bureau, homeschooling households spiked from about 3% pre-pandemic to about 11% by the fall of 2020.
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Press Association

Teachers' union calls for immediate move to remote education

Higher Ed
The general secretary of a leading teaching union calls for an immediate nationwide move to remote learning due to safety concerns over the rapid spread of coronavirus. Dr Patrick Roach of the NASUWT's comments came after Education...
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Curated Video

Detroit Public Schools Weigh Remote Learning

Higher Ed
The Detroit Public Schools Community District has asked board members to consider a shift to part-time remote learning.
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Bloomberg

Back-to-School Shopping Brings Uncertainty to U.S. Retail Sales

Higher Ed
Sep.15 -- Back-to-school this fall looks different across the country with remote learning or delayed in-person openings. These changes will show up in the retail sales data, which serve as a litmus test for the industry, and therefore...
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Bloomberg

Murphy Considers Easing N.J. Covid Restrictions as Data Improves

Higher Ed
Jan.26 -- New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, a Democrat, discusses the potential for loosening coronavirus restrictions, dealing with vaccine shortages, and the state’s approach to in-person education. He speaks with Bloomberg’s David...
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Curated Video

NYC Parents Protest Switch to Remote Learning

Higher Ed
Parents are now calling on Mayor Bill de Blasio to reopen schools and instead close other establishments first.
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Press Association

Teaching union urges Government to act on scientific advice over schools reopening

Higher Ed
Teaching union chief says it's 'not enough for the Government to simply hope for the best' over the planned reopening of schools in January. Dr Patrick Roach of the NASUWT said published guidelines did not take account of a new and more...
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Bloomberg

New Jersey Governor Murphy Backs Off Classroom Mandate

Higher Ed
Aug.12 -- New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy abandons a requirement that the state’s 2,500 public schools conduct in-person teaching, and says some districts may return to distance-only learning. He speaks at a news conference. (Excerpt)
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Curated Video

UNC-Chapel Hill Moves Undergraduates To Remote Learning

Higher Ed
UNC officials say, "We believe the current data presents an untenable situation."
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Bloomberg

All New York City Schools Will Be Open in September

Higher Ed
May.24 -- New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said all public school students will return to their school buildings come September and that a remote option will no longer be available.