Teachers, families and students face new challenges as schools shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic. We talk with an administrator at Wisconsin’s Department of Public Instruction to find out what the state is doing to help. Then we chat with the director of education at PBS Wisconsin to find out what resources the network has to offer.
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How Wisconsin Is Helping Schools Adjust To Remote Learning
The coronavirus pandemic has upended the education system, forcing school districts around the state to shift to remote instruction. We talk with an assistant director of teaching and learning at the Department of Public Instruction about what officials are doing to aid in the transition.
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What PBS Wisconsin Education Can Offer Families And Teachers
With teachers, parents and students suddenly forced to complete the school year remotely, many are searching for creative ways to engage children. We talk with the director of education at PBS Wisconsin to find out what resources it offers, both over the airways and online.
Episode Credits
- Kate Archer Kent Host
- Joe Tarr Producer
- Lee Rayburn Technical Director
- Janice Mertes Guest
- Alyssa Tsagong Guest
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