The conference will feature panels designed for program coordinators, instructors and those interested in integrating online tools and strategies into traditional face-to-face or online courses.

EdSource · How one student became a powerful voice for others with disabilities One does not have to look hard to find evidence that when you close schools due to a pandemic, students’ social, ...

Two years ago, educators responding to the pandemic were “building the plane in the air,” but now, some of the tools and strategies honed during the crisis have the potential to go the distance to ...

The coronavirus pandemic and school closures across the nation have exposed deep inequities within education: technology access, challenges with communication, lack of support for special education ...

Nancy Bitenc’s 7-year-old son spends most of a typical school day in an autism room at Benjamin E. Mays Elementary. Diagnosed with severe autism, cognitive disabilities and ADHD, his individualized ...

As summer transitions to fall, millions of students began the new school year the same way they ended the last: physically separated from the teachers and staff who are crucial to their academic ...

School closures were mandated as part of public health efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19 from February 2020 in most countries. Education systems around the world are facing an unprecedented ...

Active learning puts students at the center of the learning process by encouraging them to engage, reflect, and apply what they’re learning in meaningful ways. Rather than passively receiving ...

Teaching special education online has its own unique challenges, but teachers have found ways to use educational technology to aid students. Special education instructors, like everyone else, turned ...

“I think we’re all disappointed that we can’t be at school, and it’s just another thing that’s changed about life right now. These past several weeks have felt really unorganized and confusing … but ...