According to Joni, COVID-19 magnified many variables contributing to students’ academic, social-emotional, and psychological well-being, whether students were learning at home or in school.

The Covid wild card that’s out there: BA2.86 -- a new variant that’s circulating in the U.S. but has caused few infections. Still, Hanage said it bears watching. Advertisement Advertisement ...

COVID-19 made many of us more reliant on phones and social media, more prone to isolate with technology rather than communicate with others. Therefore, our mental health issues worsened.

It's been four years since March 2020, when COVID-19 shut down schools. Students in OPB’s Class of 2025 project were in the middle of 7th grade. Now, they’re high school juniors – just one ...

The assignment for Kathryn Perrotta’s fourth-graders was to learn about density by building a “neutral buoyancy” contraption ...

But Black students lost an average of 8 points between 2012 and 2020, prior to the COVID shutdown that started in early 2020 — four times the average loss of 2 points for white students.

Previous Researchers seek to understand long COVID + Newswrap 6/13/23 + Student video June 13, 2023 ... What the latest research tells us about long COVID’s most common symptoms ...

As Alabama schools prepare for a new academic year, a special town hall titled "Crisis in the Classroom: The Path Forward for ...

US schools chief slams Texas ban on school mask mandates, Cruz on classroom COVID outbreak Cruz calls criticism from Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona ‘badge of honor.’ By Todd J. Gillman ...

A Post-Covid Campus by Students, for Students Harvard is a university drenched in history, influenced by a chain of traditions, norms, and practices stretching back centuries.