In this interview, Wendy and Susan Bearden reflect on the ways the pandemic has exacerbated the difference between the haves and have-nots in education.

In this interview, we celebrate National School Choice Week with Amy Valentine and get an in-depth picture of the present and future of choice.

In this episode of Building the Bridge, Dr. Wendy Oliver interviews Keri Rodrigues, Founding President of the National Parents Union.

Dr. Wendy Oliver provides definitions and real-world scenarios to illustrate what these opportunity gaps look like and where they are occurring in education.

As the pandemic has continued, teachers and administrators have been actively addressing learning and navigating the various challenges presented.

In this episode, we are joined by two EdisonLearning employees, Alisha Zak, an Academic Advisor, and Jodi Rogers-Carter, a Mathematics Teacher.

In this episode, Dr. Wendy Oliver examines ways for parents, teachers, and students to bolster their social and emotional health.

Educator, presenter, and author Patrice Bain shares insights on understanding how kids learn and how to involve parents in the process.

In this episode, Dr. Wendy Oliver delivers a high-level overview of digital safety, and how it supports parents’ ability to safeguard their children.

In this episode of Building the Bridge, author and educator Courtney Ostaff discusses how to structure online teaching and ways to make it work.

In the conclusion of this two-part podcast, Dr. Wendy Oliver describes the facets and importance of a Digital Learning Communication Plan.

This episode is part one of a two-part mini-series that includes information for creating and implementing a Digital Learning Communication Plan.

This episode describes strategies educators can share with parents and caregivers to initiate a successful school year.

“Building the Bridge” with Dr. Wendy Oliver explores ways to achieve successful learning in the current era of technology-based education.

John Churchville, a music teacher from Ann Arbor, Michigan, connected with Paul van der Heijden, a music teacher from the Netherlands on Twitter.