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iContinue Learning – Distance Learning Can Be Real Learning

With so many students learning from home, the critical question we face as educators today is: what does effective and productive distance learning look like exactly? Through distance learning, schools can continue making great strides forward with students for the future. In fact, with the right infrastructure and learning management systems in place, along with hotspots to allow all students Internet access from home, distance learning can still result in real learning. Without these systems already in place, continuing education at the same rate as before would be virtually impossible. Many schools across the country are struggling to provide the resources necessary for students to continuously be challenged in meaningful and measurable ways from home.

Always striving to stay a step ahead and prepared for any hurdles thrown its way, iLearn Schools was thankfully ahead of the curve and prepared for such a challenge.

 

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Mathematics Teacher (Passaic, NJ)

Teach mathematics to high school (9-12) students. Implement district approved curriculum. Prepare course objectives, outlines, syllabus for math courses. Prepare, administer, and grade tests and

iLearn Schools Closed Until April 20, 2020

iLearn Schools Closed Until April 20, 2020 March 23, 2020 Dear iLearn Schools Community: In order to slow the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19),

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iContinue Learning Plan! Parents, please visit our website and learn more about our distance learning plan.  ( https://ilearnschools.org/covid-19-preparedness-plan/… )

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In an effort to help STOP the spread of COVID-19, iLearn Schools is constantly exploring and investing in new technologies. We are pleased to inform

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