A Look Back: My Washington Post Series Of Columns On Teaching During The Pandemic

I thought that new – and long-time – readers might find it interesting if I began sharing my best posts from over the years. You can see the entire collection here. I’ll start with my favorites from earlier this year.

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I’ve written several columns during the pandemic that have appeared in The Washington Post, all which were fairly popular and most which were not very uplifting.

Here they are:

• A teacher predicts what his classroom (and others) will look like in the fall
• Teacher: Eight concerns about school this fall that are robbing me of sleep
• A teacher’s deepest fears about 2021: Students who disappeared, covid-19 myopia and six more
• Teacher: What’s missing from calls for summer school to stem ‘learning loss’
• Thirteen things that should happen in schools now — but most probably won’t
• The kind of teaching kids need right now
• The pandemic is affecting the third straight school year — and this teacher is very, very worried