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What is continuity of learning?
Continuity of learning is an issue at the forefront of our educational system. Due to the H1N1 virus, districts understand that students may be absent for extended periods of time, not only while they are ill but also because they are supposed to stay home for a few days after the symptoms have passed. How can these students continue their learning while not in school? This is the question facing schools and districts today.

Is your district prepared?
Districts should develop and implement a solid continuty of learning plan in anticipation of school closings and teacher/student absences - not just for H1N1 and other illnesses, but also for vacations, suspensions, and other reasons that take students or teachers out of school for extended periods. Today's technologies give districts a wide range of options for communicating to students and parents and providing online access to instructional materials.

How can Wayne RESA assist you?
This Wayne RESA website will assist you as your district develops a continuity of learning plan.


 * Use the links at the left to navigate the resources on this site**. The first section provides resources to help you develop your plan. The second section includes examples and tutorials for a variety of technology tools you may want to incorporate in your plan.

Wayne RESA can provide hands-on training on these tools upon request.



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