Erin Gohl
Erin Gohl is a Getting Smart columnist, and an independent writer focusing on issues of equity, engagement, and technology in educational policy and practice. Connect with her on Twitter: @eringohl
Lessons from the Spring: Tips to Inform Future Distance Learning
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With dramatic shifts to learning circumstances, educators are working to translate the physical classroom to the virtual environment. Erin and Kristen share lessons inform practices for any future distance learning.
A Reflection: Many Best Practices Transcend School Walls
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With the move to remote learning, many best practices in education transcend the migration of the physical classroom to the virtual environment.
Resources to Supplement and Enhance Distance Learning in the Elementary Grades
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By: Erin Gohl and Kristen Thorson. In response to the transition to online learning, many individuals, organizations, and institutions are making distance learning resources and opportunities available for pre-school to elementary age students.
Voices from the Field: Insights into the Future of Learning
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In the third article of a three-part series on educational perspectives, Erin and Kristen compiled and analyzed responses pertaining to the future of learning.
Engaging Families in Distance Learning: Supporting from Afar
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A guide for educators and families seeking to make a smooth transition to distance learning in the wake of coronavirus-forced school closures.
Voices from the Field: Educational Leadership
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In the second blog of a three-part series on educational perspectives, Erin and Kristen survey educators about educational leadership.
Voices from the Field: Best Practices
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By: Erin Gohl and Kristen Thorson. We can support our teachers and the work they do by valuing their perspective and insights, providing them with the resources specific to their students’ needs, and giving them the autonomy to respond to the variations in learning and circumstance within their classrooms.
