A network of high-performing school leaders have been reflecting on successful practices in their schools since the start of the pandemic. This article shares their top five recommendations for learning through COVID-19.

En forskargrupp vid Lunds universitet har undersökt hur Covid-19-situationen har påverkat introduktionen till förskolan. Studien visade att vanliga omorganisationer för att utöva social distansering har haft konsekvenser för relationen till föräldrar, men också på barnens förmåga att lita på förskolepersonal. (pdf)

Principal Zachary Robbins’ solution to COVID-era school staffing shortages might sound obvious, but for K-12 leaders it’s been easier said than done since the pandemic began. “You have to make sure you attend to the human side of teaching and learning, and the human side of human resources,” says Robbins.

While face coverings present barriers to easy communication, educators can build a rapport with students by being deliberate in their interactions.

Landsdækkende undersøgelse fra Syddansk Universitet viser bekymrende tendens med faldende fysisk aktivitet og stigende kropsvægt blandt børn og unge under corona-nedlukningen.

När Covid-19 slog till valde man i många länder att stänga ner skolor. Det innebar utmaningar för elever, lärare och vårdnadshavare – men, med facit i hand, också möjligheter. Nina Bergdahl och Melissa Bond reder ut i The Conversation.

This work has given us the opportunity to review an area of evidence in depth and explore an issue fully from a number of angles. Our intention is that the review is a resource for those with interest and need in learning more about how online and distance learning occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic, providing…

Lockdown has shown how complementary digital learning can be to in-person schooling.

Studies released during the second half of 2021 confirm that students learned a lot more in person than they did during remote instruction.

Forward-looking school leaders must accept ‘Covid as a constant,’ and plan accordingly.

Bullying - both in person and online - dropped, according to national research from Boston University that looked at internet search data from March 2020 to February 2021. The findings showed searches related to bullying were 33% lower and cyberbullying searches were 27% lower than would have been expected based on trends.

Indoor air quality has an influence on how many corona virus infections occur there. The analysis also showed that the air quality in many classrooms is poor. The study concluded that regular ventilation of classrooms is therefore very important, even in winter month.