New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on Wednesday unveiled a plan for reopening the country's largest school system in September with a 'blended learning' schedule that would have students alternating between classrooms and their homes.
NEW YORK - New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on Wednesday unveiled a plan for reopening the country’s largest school system in September with a “blended learning” schedule that would have students alternating between classrooms and their homes.
“Blended learning simply means at some points in the week you’re learning in the classroom, at other points in the week you’re learning remotely,” de Blasio said at a briefing. Nearly all states are now considering reopening plans after closing their schools buildings in March as the pandemic forced them to switch to some form for remote instruction that usually relied on online connections.
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