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Because many schools aren't teaching via the web, they're closing for the year. Many (but not all) kids, without the threat of a failing grade, just aren't tha
by blihp 7y ago
Because many schools aren't teaching via the web, they're closing for the year. Many (but not all) kids, without the threat of a failing grade, just aren't that interested in furthering their education.
- matthewcford 7y agobut lambda is an online-only platform:?
- blihp 7y agoRight. The assumption being that with schools being shut down they would see increased business as a result. However, that appears to not be the case. Combine that with an increasing number of their adult students having cash flow problems right now, their business outlook doesn't look great.
- Loughla 7y agoI need any amount of citation for that. For K-12, the 30-40 districts I'm affiliated with have gone to paper packets or online for those with access. The 40-50 colleges I work with regularly have gone all online for at least this semester and summer. I'm going to need you to cite something to back that up. It is opposite of everything I've seen so far.
- blihp 7y agohttps://www.edweek.org/ew/section/multimedia/map-coronavirus-and-school-closures.html?PageSpeed=noscript https://www.edweek.org/ew/section/multimedia/map-coronavirus... Just search on "schools shutting down for the rest of the year" and you'll find a bunch of sources. Of course it varies by state/district here in the U.S., but many are opting to shut down completely rather than attempting online instruction.