Political Rewind: Virus Has Lasting Effects To Education, Student Learning
Thursday on Political Rewind, we look at how the virus is disrupting education for Georgia students. \n Administrators face a big decision as the fall semester approaches; do they prepare for in-person classes that will likely require social distancing measures or adopt another round of remote learning? But, what do students lose when they cannot meet for classes in-person? And how might the massive budget cuts state agencies must make impact education across the state? \nPanelists:\nMaureen Downey \u2013 Education Reporter, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution\nTracy Pendley \u2013 Teacher, Atlanta Public Schools\nKevin Riley \u2013 Editor, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution\nKyle Wingfield \u2013 CEO/President, Georgia Public Policy Foundation