A West Side School Let Students Opt In To Hybrid Learning. They’re Outperforming Online-Only Students, Leaders Say – Block Club Chicago

“There’s just no substitution from being in a class where you’re able to get feedback from a teacher right in the moment. That’s much more difficult to do in a Zoom call,” the school's academic director said. “We’ve learned that you can do a hybrid model and keep people safe. We’re strict about it.”
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Merle Webb's Jump Shot
5 years ago

Every school in Illinois should adopt a hybrid schedule! It fits with the IDPH guidelines and it keeps schools in session even if there are multiple cases and positive contacts. The only downfall of the schedule is if there are multiple staff that need to isolate or quarantine.

Kudos to North Lawndale Prep administration for setting up a great model!

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