Trachelle Bivins and her 5-year-old son, Ondrae Florence, come to the Central Library of Rochester to work on his RCSD online learning.
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The 12-year-old boy who captured the hearts of netizens for enrolling himself to school now has his own gadgets but still lacks internet connectivity, a problem faced by many learners across the country.
According to Mariz Umali’s report on “24 Oras” on Monday, Jhonel Agner received gadgets for online schooling from donors moved
With the clock ticking on Florida’s midnight deadline to register to vote, some people are encountering problems with the state’s registration website, prompting frustrated calls for the state’s leaders to extend the deadline.
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BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) – Brooke Kopp has been teaching kindergarten for 13 years. But she’s never had a week quite like this past week.
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The Sunrise elementary kindergarten teacher is one of 160 Bismarck Public Schools teachers who have had to quarantine since mid-August. Kopp quarantined after her husband tested positive for the coronavirus.
Because she was feeling
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LAS CRUCES – To help meet the increased demand for technology jobs, a $400,000 National Science Foundation grant is helping New Mexico State University change the landscape for high-performance computing for students
The Lafayette Parish School System and Love Our Schools opened the parish’s first-ever in-home internet assistance program to applications Monday, one move in a broader plan to make the internet more accessible to all students.
The in-home internet assistance program is open to families with LPSS students who attend a community eligibility provision (CEP) school or who qualify for free or reduced price lunch, and haven’t had home internet access
On Sunday, vice president Leni Robredo said the Department of Education (DepEd) should consider giving gadgets to learners, citing the risks and challenges the teachers are facing in printing and delivering the modules amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
On her weekly radio show, Robredo pushed providing gadgets for students as a more sustainable learning tool for remote learning.
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“He just gets distracted,” said his mother, Alex, who spoke on the condition that her last name be withheld to protect her son’s privacy. “That’s his biggest issue.”
And then, suddenly, John was no longer in class. Like millions of other American schoolchildren, he was pushed into remote learning from home when the coronavirus pandemic hit this spring.
But something surprising happened. John did better learning remotely than he had
Since COVID-19 first shut down in-person learning, Seattle Public Schools (SPS) has distributed devices and internet for thousands of students. But for months, district officials haven’t be able to answer these questions with certainty:
How many kids actually need the technology? And does it work well enough to meet remote learning demands?
They’re questions central to conducting school online and closing digital access and learning gaps, especially for Seattle, whose
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MANILA, Philippines — The San Juan government yesterday turned over gadgets to thousands of public school students for distance learning, a move that the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) vowed to replicate in remote areas in the country.
The DICT has given San Juan 12,500 tablet computers, 1,000 laptops and 1,000 pocket WiFis to be distributed
PHOENIX (AP) — Republican President Donald Trump has spent more money on Facebook advertising targeting New Mexico users since July than any other candidate, campaign, or business, according to a New
STAMFORD, Conn., Oct. 1, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — With many school districts opting for full or hybrid distance learning this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Charter Communications, Inc., today announced Stay Connected K-12, a new Spectrum Enterprise solution that enables schools to offer high-speed, cable broadband Internet access direct to their students, educators and staff in their own homes so learning and teaching are uninterrupted. Residences are not billed for
DOVER — For months, kindergarten student Miguel García has been sharing an old laptop with his two older brothers.
At the start of the new school year, his mother Francisca García, 45, made Miguel a promise: I’ll get you your own computer.
But with the family’s budget still slammed by the coronavirus pandemic, García couldn’t do it on her own.
This week, she got some help.
Miguel, 5, received one
(TNS) — Since COVID-19 first shut down in-person learning, Seattle Public Schools (SPS) has distributed devices and internet for thousands of students. But for months, district officials haven’t be able to answer these questions with certainty:
How many kids actually need the technology? And does it work well enough to meet remote learning demands?
They’re questions central to conducting school online and closing digital access and learning gaps, especially for
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YouTube’s website now supports iOS 14’s picture-in-picture mode once again, after the functionality mysteriously disappeared last month. It can be enabled in both Safari as well as third-party browsers like Chrome or Firefox by expanding a video to play fullscreen, and then tapping the small picture-in-picture icon on the top-left of the interface. Then you’re free to minimize the browser and use other apps while the continuing to watch a
STAMFORD, Conn., Oct. 1, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — With many school districts opting for full or hybrid distance learning this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Charter Communications, Inc., today announced Stay Connected K-12, a new Spectrum Enterprise solution that enables schools to offer high-speed, cable broadband Internet access direct to their students, educators and staff in their own homes so learning and teaching are uninterrupted. Residences are not billed
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Mature female teacher writing notes in her notebook in empty classroom.
Mature female teacher writing notes in her notebook in empty classroom.
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Mature female teacher writing notes in her notebook in empty classroom.
Mature female teacher writing notes in her notebook in empty classroom.
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