Teacher-student interaction was much different than ever before, hybrid learning was the norm for a majority of school districts, and high-quality remote learning is hard to do.
These were three of the technology-related takeaways in K-12 education during 2020, as determined by Education Week. Click here for more:
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By Jack Stripling Dawood Y. Farahi managed to keep his job as president of Kean University on Wednesday night,…
