This fall, millions of American students and teachers will head back to school. In California, for most kids that will mean continuation of remote learning. Dr. Linda Darling-Hammond believes that, if done right, this giant online learning experiment we’ve all been thrust into could revolutionize the future of education. In our final episode of our week-long series Coronavirus and the Classroom, Trymaine Lee talks with Dr. Darling-Hammond about the depth and severity of the digital divide and learning loss, along with the opportunities to close those gaps. According to Dr. Darling-Hammond, the next few months will force California schools to test out new learning models, teachers to innovate, and kids to think and learn outside the box.
Dr. Darling-Hammond is the President of the California’s State Board of Education and the first Black woman to hold this role. https://link.chtbl.com/obvkRMCh?sid=ep57» Subscribe to NBC News: http://nbcnews.to/SubscribeToNBC
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