Learning Revolution

During the pandemic many school districts decided to invest in new resources for the classroom to adapt to the drastically changed environment. They approved budgets to purchase tablets, laptops, chrome books, and other devices students could use at home, since most schools were forced to close. They also implemented new online resources which most teachers had never been trained for. These events posed even more challenges for teachers and students, and resulted in greater learning gaps appearing in students and more tension for everyone involved.

Definitely, the changes begin in the classroom with the teacher initiated. We need to find a way to ignite in our students the passion and encourage them in the learning process. That is why the revolution in education is in our hands.

Reference:

Ted. (2010, May 24). Bring on the learning revolution! Sir Ken Robinson [Video]. YouTube. https://youtu.be/r9LelXa3U_I