As coronavirus cases spike across California, Bay Area school districts continue to weigh when and how to reopen. San Jose Unified School District recently announced plans to open classrooms in January; Oakland Unified has yet to set a date. But what impact is remote learning having on the education and mental health of students? We’ll discuss the effects of remote learning on K-12 students and the inequities deepening these concerns and we’ll want to hear from you: how are your children doing with distance learning?
How Distance Learning Is Affecting Kids
Chairs are stacked at a public elementary school campus in Los Angeles, California August 17, 2020 one day before the start of the new school year amid the coronavirus pandemic. (ROBYN BECK/AFP via Getty Images)
Guests:
Heather Hough, executive director, Policy Analysis for California Education (PACE)
Lakisha Young, founder and executive director, The Oakland Reach<br />
Naomi Bardach, pediatrician and associate professor of pediatrics and health policy, UCSF
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