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THIS WEEK - NINE BIG QUESTIONS SCHOOLS MUST ANSWER TO AVOID GOING BACK TO NORMAL, BECAUSE "NORMAL" WASN"T THAT GREAT TO BEGIN WITH...
Reviewing the new e-Book by Homa Tavangar and Will Richardson
Based on the new ebook written by Big Questions Institute co-founders Will Richardson and Homa Tavangar, this conversation will challenge leaders to consider how, despite the exhaustion, now is the perfect time to ask whether the learning environments our students need today are the same as the ones schools offered them pre-pandemic. Join us Wednesday, March 3, 2021 at 8:00AM ET.
AAIE COVID BRIEFING HIGHLIGHTS
1 MARCH 2021 - #179
- 114,350,611 Worldwide Cases
- THIS WEEK'S CONVERSATIONS
- The worry for Czech Republic and Tanzania
- McKinsey's take on worldwide student learning loss
- Nine essential questions on Wednesday
- The more lethal variants
- J&J moves into production
- Same mutations showing up in differing parts of the world
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Our international school leadership CONVERSATIONS continue– the place where we take on the dilemmas of leading our school community through a global pandemic. ALL SENIOR LEADERS ARE INVITED– More voices and more perspectives as we take on all too many dilemmas together.
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The Next AAIE LEADERSHIP MASTERMINDS 3.0 Cohort Begins
Registration is now open for our third round of AAIE Leadership Masterminds Cohorts 3.0. to be held March 9, 2021—December 14, 2021 (date change)
Find out what leaders are saying about the course.
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Worldwide Teacher Survey: Learning loss is global - and significant
By By Li-Kai Chen, Emma Dorn, Jimmy Sarakatsannis, and Anna Wiesinger
While the education response to the COVID-19 pandemic has varied widely, teachers agree on the high cost of remote learning, especially for vulnerable students.
In this McKinsey & Company article, Teachers (across survey countries) reported that students were an average of two months behind at the time of the survey, with low-income and at-risk students suffering higher setbacks in every market. The degree of loss varied significantly among countries. Japan reported the lowest losses, with less than a month of learning lost.
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New CDC school opening guidelines fail to ‘follow the science’
By Vladimir Kogan and Vinay Prasad
The latest school opening guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention do not follow the science.The two core pillars of the guidelines - that schools should decide whether to open based on community transmission and that students should strive to be spaced 6 feet apart - aren’t supported by science. While there are many prudent recommendations in the document, these two demands will keep schools closed much longer than necessary, harming kids.
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Our weekly updates for leaders. Five articles we think you will find important, a few books we think are worth a read and some words of encouragement to get you through these difficult times.
On this page, you will find an archive of our every-other-day email updates regarding the COVID-19 virus, along with our weekly COVID-19 online conversations. Each newsletter contains fresh links to the latest information and developments, along with handpicked resources to assist leaders in this difficult time.