Remote Learning Is Here to Stay: Results from the First American School District Panel Survey

Heather L. Schwartz · Melissa Kay Diliberti · Gerald Hunter · Claude Messan Setodji

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Education during COVID-19 pandemic Online Learning Methods and Innovations E-Learning and COVID-19

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The RAND Corporation fielded a survey to the new American School District Panel to develop a national picture of school districts' needs during the COVID-19 pandemic and innovations that they plan to keep after the pandemic. The authors of this report examine plans that districts have put into place, needs and challenges related to student learning, and influences on plans for the 2020–2021 school year.

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