Teaching and Learning in a time of the COVID-19 Crisis: Imagining What’s Next
As schools have settled into the new normal of managing the crisis as best they can, and some have already started various forms of summer schooling, our attention has turned to what might be possible next. In other words, while this crisis has brought education systems to a screeching halt, it has also become more clear to a lot of people that there are many forms of positive and powerful “education” that have been excluded from schools because of their narrow focus on test preparation and high-stakes testing. This is a moment when we can reimagine what kind of schooling we collectively want for our children and youth.
Stephanie Jones
Stephanie Jones is a Josiah Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professor.
Hilary Hughes
Hilary Hughes is an Associate Professor and Graduate Coordinator.
