Ministry of Education, Guyana

In the midst of a pandemic, staff needs for professional development are different. Here are some ideas for delivering PD that’s on the mark.

Digital conversations are a good way to connect with students learning at home—and they can serve as a useful artifact of learning.

For many children, the past year brought disruption on a grand scale, with the pandemic affecting virtually every aspect of their daily lives. And while “caregivers can’t always alter children’s circumstances or shield them from discomfort, they can offer a more enduring gift: tools to manage adversity,” writes therapist and school counselor Phyllis L. Fagell for The Washington Post.