What Decades of Research Tells Us About Student Success in the Online Classroom

What your child gets out of their digital classroom depends heavily on what those digital lessons look like.

By Leslie Nemo
Apr 16, 2020 2:44 PM
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If you think video meetings are hard, imagine learning algebra over Zoom.

Schools around the U.S. have gone completely digital, with mixed levels of success. The plunge into this new setting might leave students, teachers and parents wondering if it’s worth bothering with recorded lectures and emailed worksheets. The whole experience might even leave everyone reluctant to try digital education again.

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