“Even the best e-learning plan, with the latest equipment and all the best resources, was not designed for an extended closure,” said Michael Lach, assistant superintendent for curriculum, instruction and assessment for Township High School District 113. “Having to deliver instruction remotely, while still good, is not as good as being in school. In particular, we worry about the social and emotional learning that occurs at school and will be different online. We also worry that online instruction will exacerbate achievement gaps.”
Coronavirus pandemic forces many Lake County school districts to devise remote learning plans on the fly
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