Indiana education leaders address remote learning concerns

Indiana education leaders address remote learning concerns

"indiana education leaders" are working to address several concerns "about school" during this pandemic.

"today"..

State school superintendent "jennifer mccormick" spent some time answering "media questions".

She covered "several topics" including: "access for remote learning" and "learning gaps".

"some schools" are using "e-learning" with devices and the internet.

Others..

Are relying "on paper and pencil" or, "a hybrid of both".

"mccormick says"..

"access to devices" and "the internet" have been a challenge for some families.

"officials" are looking at "funding" and "partnerships to help"..

But "connectivity" is bigger than a school issue.

////// ///// this should send a message to states all across the nation, that infrasture is just as important as i-69 being paved, or bridges being taken care of.

It is the way of life.

And we need to make sure all people, all citizens in the state of indiana have access to the internet.

/////// "mc-cormick says"..

"professional development", "leadership", development", "professional says"..

"mc-cormick /////// internet.

/////// "mc-cormick says"..

"professional development", "leadership", and "by-in" fro teachers, students, and the community "are key factors" "i quality remote learning".

"the state" is also trying to help educators with resources in developing "remote learning materials".

Now..

Coming-up for you tonight at "6"..

We'll explain.