Learning is at a crossroads, and the decisions we make today may well set the course for the coming years in educational instruction. In this Learning Counsel Crossroads Virtual Discussion, some of the country’s leading STEM (and STEAM) experts explain how they are working through the limitations of the COVID-19 lockdown, and how they overcame some ...

Studies identify the optimum screen time for children, and most schools are very careful to adhere to the guidelines. Even so, the question of screen time is never far in the background, especially during this time of COVID-19 and forced virtual learning. In this episode of the Learning Counsel’s Crossroads virtual discussions, you’ll hear some ...

  By Charles Sosnik E-rate may still be the answer if Congress and the FCC can work together In the Learning Counsel’s National Survey, schools and districts from across America are weighing in on key issues related to teaching and learning. Many of the questions are asked with regards to budgets, pressures, policy, new technologies in ...

Listen to the new EduJedi Leadership Society Podcast Special Guest: Senator Howard Stephenson, Utah LeiLani Cauthen and Senator Howard Stephenson of Utah discuss concerns about the sudden shift of all schools to remote learning, and what it really means for the future. Cauthen: Today we’re going to talk about what really happened with the quarantine ...

Click below to see this important virtual discussion In this Learning Counsel Emergency National Virtual Discussion, some of our nation’s most successful districts share how they kept the learning alive using resources at hand, while not missing a beat for their learners.   LeiLani Cauthen is CEO and Publisher at the Learning Counsel, a research ...

Click below to see the virtual discussion Teachers have always been at the center of learning, but what we’re finding is teachers have become even more important as the world has been forced to shift to virtual learning due to COVID-19. As part of the Learning Counsel’s Emergency National Virtual Discussion series, leading districts explain the ways they have ...

  By LeiLani Cauthen Ivory Soap?  Yes, but first courage and cowardice points leading to one of the great stories that New York’s famed Mad Men helped spawn back in the Great Depression.  Courage is a confidence of reaching out, rushing toward whatever it is that needs to be attacked and overcome, accompanied by an assumption of ...

There has never been a more urgent time for learning institutions to transition to a fully-blended model, with the ability to instantly change from an on-campus to an online trajectory. In this Learning Counsel Emergency Nation Virtual Discussion, some of America’s top education leaders share how they are getting there. According to Dr, Kiesha Taylor, National ...