Distance-learning lesson plans take shape as Alaska’s students settle in for coronavirus closure

Jennifer Knutson, the senior director of teaching and learning for the Anchorage School District, shows some textbooks and a district-issue Chromebook that students have access to on March 13, 2020. She says that there will need to be a combination of traditional and e-learning opportunities for students during school closure. (Photo by Mayowa Aina/Alaska Public Media)

There’s a lot of uncertainty surrounding education right now. Schools statewide are closed until at least May 1, but that doesn’t mean instruction has ended.

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