We interviewed more than 30 students and educators, of all ages and experience, about how they grew and changed in 2020 — or just made it to the next day.
For Alanis Broussard, it was about making sure the world coming to a stop didn't stop her from moving forward.
For Alanis Broussard, it was about making sure the world coming to a stop didn't stop her from moving forward.
For David Miyashiro, this past year has been difficult because of what educators like him couldn't provide to students and their families.
Educator Monica Fuglei reflected on previous times teaching was difficult, and how the past year in its entirety has been a crisis.
From grade school to graduate school, developing young minds in close physical proximity halted abruptly in mid-March 2020.
Teachers shifted to nurturing and encouraging through screens, with little training.
Read more of their compelling stories here:
usatoday.com/in-depth/news/…
Teachers shifted to nurturing and encouraging through screens, with little training.
Read more of their compelling stories here:
usatoday.com/in-depth/news/…
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