Supporting Delaware educators: CEHD helps teachers, administrators adjust to remote learning
Several centers and organizations within UD’s College of Education and Human Development helped Delaware school districts adjust to the change to remote learning created by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and for potential educational changes in the future.
The Delaware Network for Excellence in Autism (DNEA), based at CDS, and other centers in UD's College of Education and Human Development are supporting educators with training and technical resources on remote instruction. The DNEA shifted its training sessions for educators online and is creating guides for explaining Covid-19 to children with autism. The Delaware Academy for School Leadership and Professional Development Center for Educators are also sharing expertise and resources.
Read the full story from UDaily here.
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