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\nnearly all measures, remote learning fell short for a majority of students in
\nthe spring of 2020. With most schools opting to forego in-person teaching this
\nfall, educators desperately need an effective virtual learning model to guide
\ntheir teaching efforts. How can teachers engage students in their coursework,
\neven as they tune in from kitchen tables and living rooms? Is there a way to
\nbring world-class teaching to every student\u2019s home this fall?
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\nIn this episode, Naomi and Ian are joined again by Chris Cerf, co-founder of the National Summer School Initiative (NSSI), to discuss why NSSI\u2019s innovative approach to online education could be a powerful antidote to educational setback. NSSI piloted their learning model in 17 states this summer, and they are partnering with schools across the nation to help students progress, not regress, in their learning this fall.
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\nShow notes: 1:25 | Creating a successful remote learning program 3:35 | The National Summer School Initiative (NSSI) approach to distance learning 6:45 | How can mentor teachers help guide partner teachers? 9:40 | Children\u2019s response to the NSSI learning model this summer 14:05 | Can NSSI\u2019s model function as a high-quality alternative for school districts?
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\nResources: – National Summer School Initiative Aims To Improve Online Teaching | NPR – Creating a National Summer Learning Program | \u201cAre You Kidding Me?\u201d