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Tag Archives: digital divide
Student Surveillance – Beneficial or Dystopian?, by Essence Hill
Imagine being transported to an elementary school twenty years ago. Before the average student had personal cell phones. The only camera on campus was perched at the front door of the building to monitor who entered and exited. Teachers were … Continue reading
Posted in Educational policy, School policing
Tagged COVID, digital divide, remote learning, school security
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UNCONNECTED: Students Left Without Instruction During COVID-19, by Timothy Higus
The public health crisis resulting from COVID-19 thrust virtually all schools, teachers, and students into a world that relied on remote access to education, and it became clear that a significant number of students were left unconnected. The Widening Homework … Continue reading
Posted in Educational equity, Educational policy
Tagged connectivity, COVID, digital divide, internet access, remote learning, virtual learning
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