Among the COVID-19 era’s many effects on education has been rethinking what is “the most effective strategy for assigning and grading homework,” writes Daniel Lempres for EdSurge.
Lempres talks with educators around the country about how they’ve shifted their thinking and actions regarding homework assignments during the pandemic. Read more here.
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