Research released Monday confirms what many parents and educators already suspected — more students than ever are falling behind during the pandemic, a problem especially present among those learning entirely from home in some of the state’s larger districts.
As two members of the board of the dissolved Partnership for Connecticut, we wanted to express our thoughts on the recent article, “Murphy says Dalio partnership showed the risk of trading influence for philanthropy.”
With a grant from Dalio Education, all prekindergarten through 12th grade school staff in Connecticut are being offered a free 10-hour online course called Social and Emotional Learning in Times of Uncertainty and Stress: Research-Based Strategies, Dalio Education and education officials announced Friday.
With all eyes on the impending start of the school year, national education leaders who have criticized plans to reopen classes in-person praised a new effort by Yale University to ease the anxiety on teachers and anyone else who works in schools.