The first day of school looked a lot different this year for many of us. Children are trying to cope with the learning curve of "distance learning" over the internet, dealing with Zoom meetings, and ...

"We are just waiting for the schools to help them get logged onto Schoology," she said. Distance learning has been difficult for most students but presents extra challenges for those experiencing ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- An eye opening study about the realities of distance learning shows many kids who were already at a disadvantage are only falling further behind. Educators for Excellence and USC ...

SAN DIEGO — It's no secret that distance learning has been a big adjustment for teachers, students and parents. Now new numbers are showing a rise in lower grades across the country, particularly in ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Kids are already back in classrooms in some school districts. Others are pushing hard to go back to class, but many in the San Francisco Bay Area are taking the cautious ...

The Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified School District began its new academic year Thursday under remote instruction, a format that may pose unique challenges for schools in a rural region of Humboldt ...

Angelina Chiao Wu of Pomona, fourth from left, is one of six winners in Rep. Norma J. Torres’ Distance Learning Challenge. With her, outside Torres’ Ontario campaign office, are, from left, her family ...

As most public and private school students in California continue to study from home, distance learning gets a definite thumbs down from the state’s registered voters, including parents, according to ...

Teaching online is challenging enough. Teaching online with an all-new curriculum and academic standards is even harder. Without updated teaching materials, many school districts across the state have ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Distance learning has been quite the change for many. It's an evolving process that educators and families are working through as best they can. Sasha Elzey says it's going ...

Distance learning was the subject of a panel discussion hosted by the Bradley Academy Historical Association on a teleconference Tuesday night. Charles Griffith, a member of BAHA, served as moderator.