Time:  Aug 26, 2020
Location:  12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Location:  Virtual

Children and Screens’ #AskTheExperts webinar “School’s Back, Now What? A Conversation About Teaching and Learning During COVID-19,” held on August 26th, 2020 at 12:00pm EDT, featured a conversation between distinguished, interdisciplinary researchers, educators, child development experts and parents on supporting families in adjusting to new plans, engaging with their children, and their children’s “new” classrooms both on and off screen. The discussion included reflections and lessons learned from the previous semester’s pivot to online learning, and strategies for how to bridge the distance gap between students and teachers and amongst peers. Parents and educators offered advice on how they can help their children cope and thrive both academically as well as socio-emotionally.

Speakers

  • Lisa Nielsen, MA

    Senior Director; Permanently Certified Public School Educator and Administrator; Author Digital Literacy and Inclusion, New York CIty Department of Education; Teaching Generation Next
    Moderator
  • Dimitri Christakis, MD, MPH

    Editor-in-Chief; Director JAMA Pediatrics; Center for Child Health, Behavior and Development Seattle Children’s Research Institute
    Headshot of Dimitri Christakis
  • Charmain Jackman, PhD

    Psychologist; Founder InnoPsych, Inc.
  • David McKinnon, PhD

    Professor of Neurobiology and Behavior Stony Brook University
  • Elizabeth Englander, PhD

    Director; Professor of Psychology Massachusetts Aggression Reduction Center; Bridgewater State University

Video and Resources

Watch a recording of the webinar "School’s Back, Now What? A Conversation About Teaching and Learning During COVID-19," read the transcript, and view other related content in Learn and Explore.