If you and your students are feeling like you need more breaks from your computer screens, the best solution is to take learning offline. Here, we share engaging learning activities that are accessible to students who don’t have access to the Internet or devices.

Since the widespread implementation of distance learning, educators have been using the popular short-form video app TikTok to create videos that range from personal day-in-the-life pieces to how tos about student engagement and remote-learning resources.

In spring 2020, R.V. Daniels Elementary School was faced with the same tribulations as any other school forced to suddenly change from in-person to virtual learning. However, this Florida school was able to ensure learning continued for its 375 students by keeping expectations and relationships consistent.

Here, we share the dos and don’ts of having virtual data chats with students and families during remote learning. Many tips will be familiar to educators, including those about staying positive and preparing for each conversation.

Curriculum Associates’ National Director Danielle Sullivan shares her take on a new book about distance learning, Distance Learning Playbook: Teaching for Engagement and Impact in Any Setting from Douglas Fisher, Nancy Frey, and John Hattie.