In this episode, student voice is at the center. You’ll hear perspectives on remote learning from an elementary school student. Dr. Wendy Oliver interviews her daughter Chloe, a third grader who has been learning remotely during the pandemic, and is part of a Spanish language immersion program.
Chloe shares what she likes and dislikes about remote learning, as well as some of the surprising benefits she’s encountered.
As you listen, you can compare this perspective to what you’ve heard from your own children and students, and to what educators have shared on various episodes of Building the Bridge. By highlighting all the important voices that make up our education system, we can find ideas and solutions that work for all.
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