The standard shout of “here!” is slowly being replaced by the click of technology in some larger lecture halls. A growing number of professors are using clickers — electronic polling devices that ...

LEARNING. EVEN AT SCHOOL SYSTEMS TRIED TO ADAPT A VIRTUAL LEARNING. THEY’RE ALSO LOOKING FOR A MORE PRECISE WAY TO TAKE STUDENT ATTENDANCE. IT’S AN ISSUE RAISED DURING THIS WEEK STATE BOARD OF ...

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INDIANAPOLIS — Three times a week, Beth Riedeman's son has a live video chat with his first-grade class. About half of his classmates are “showing up” on a regular basis, she said. In the brave new ...

Nearly two semesters into the pandemic, there’s still no national picture of whether students are actually getting instruction, and ongoing changes to the way states track attendance may mean more ...

Three times a week, Beth Riedeman's son has a live video chat with his first-grade class. About half of his classmates are “showing up” on a regular basis, she said. In the brave new world of remote ...

Few things are as basic to the classroom experience as a teacher taking attendance, a concept that, like almost everything else in the world of pandemic education in New York, now has to be rethought.

Many firms are considering attendance as one measure of performance, indicating that some office policies remain in flux as development, training and mentoring concerns remain at the forefront. Some ...