– Advertisement – It’s been about 10 months and we are still fighting with a microscopic coronavirus, the complete world is paused for the last 6-7 months but now people have started stepping out of their houses either for jobs or for other necessary work. However, the country is not […]
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How Barnegat Schools Will Address COVID-19 Learning Loss
BARNEGAT, NJ – Medical experts regularly speak on the potential for long-term side effects from COVID-19. Many working people and business owners continue to experience economic instability. Meanwhile, no one can dispute the lingering harm the pandemic caused when it comes to students. The Barnegat School District announced its plans […]
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Floods, Locusts, and Covid-19: Somali Students and Universities Struggle
“Until now, we cannot say that the quality of educational services provided to students has been affected by the financial crisis,” said Hussein. “However, finding solutions is very necessary today.” The sudden shift to online education has increased the burden on university administrations and professors. Universities were unprepared for this […]
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Gadgets for back to school during COVID-19
Check out these back to school gadgets perfect for the classroom or home. The start of the school year is quickly approaching. This year may look different than previous years, but luckily there are some products to help children, parents and teachers along the way. The best part is these […]
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Investments in telecommunications are paying off during COVID-19 pandemic
The Herald-Tribune Editorial Board | Sarasota Herald-Tribune Your local daily newspaper has contained more than the average share of unsettling news in the past half-year, coming as what sometimes feels like a water-torture drip of details about sickness and job loss. What we don’t always pause to appreciate is our collective […]
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Picnic gadgets I didn’t know I needed before the COVID-19 quarantine
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — With no indoor dining available yet at our favorite restaurant in Phase 4 of the NYC reopening, more and more Staten Islanders are choosing to enjoy outdoor picnics in our ‘Borough of Parks.‘ Not only do picnics afford physical and mental recharging, but they are fun […]
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Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Here’s what happened on Aug. 4 with COVID-19 in the Chicago area
The switch to an all-remote learning plan could come as CTU leaders are planning to convene the organization’s House of Delegates next week and consider a process that eventually could lead to a strike if CPS doesn’t agree to start the school year with full remote learning, sources said Tuesday. […]