School’s Out: What’s Working in Remote Learning?

NJ Spotlight | June 14, 2020 | Roundtables, Education
With remote instruction now nearing the three-month mark, there is growing interest in assessing and sharing what works and how to broadly implement best practices
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What have we learned about remote instruction and learning? What techniques and modes of teaching have gained traction with educators — and students? And how might it look going forward, finishing this year and going into the next?

On June 11, NJ Spotlight and NJTV News hosted a virtual roundtable, bringing together the perspectives of educators and families to talk about successful models and practices for engaging their children’s remote instruction.

Panelists:

Amy Hornbeck, Pre-K, Master Teacher, Beverly City School; Research Fellow, National Institute for Early Education Research (NIEER)

Dr. Charles B. Sampson, Superintendent, Freehold Regional High School District

Chantel Wooten, English Language Arts Teacher, 6th Grade, Joyce Kilmer School, Trenton Public Schools

Alix Hayes, Parent and PTA President, Ocean Township Elementary School, Township of Ocean School District

Moderator:

John Mooney, NJ Spotlight Founding Editor and Education Reporter


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