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Virtual learning helps students struggling with mental health

Allie Schleifer, Insight Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School Lead School Counselor, said virtual learning provides students struggling with their mental health the opportunity to learn in a safe place, have more flexibility, learn with more family support, improve their academics, use chat boxes and turn off their camera for comfort, and relieve the pressure of making friends and dressing to fit into a school environment. 

By Aniya Faulcon

Pandemic prompts changes in how future teachers are trained

Digital tools, online instruction, mental and emotional wellness are happening not just in what aspiring educators are learning, but how.

By The Associated Press

Penn State to begin spring semester classes remotely

The university says the decision was made after extensive analysis and scenario planning given worsening virus conditions nationally and across the state indicating predictions of rising hospitalization rates in the coming weeks.

By Craig Rhodes/WITF

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Advocates say remote teaching puts English language learners in an impossible situation

The struggles students face during remote learning — like isolation, technology fatigue and anxiety about the future — are all exacerbated for students who are not proficient English speakers.

By Sarah Schneider/WESA

Gettysburg College begins to “de-densify” campus

The number of students in residence on campus will be reduced to approximately 900. 
By Ed Arke/WITF