Online cooking classes have been all the rage over the last year as we’ve been staying home, and while restaurants are opening up, they’ll continue to be a staple in our cooking routines. And if ...

The pandemic has forced kids to spend way more time at home than parents planned in the beginning of the year. And nine months into this reality, it's likely that you're running out of ways to keep ...

From Advanced Placement courses offered by state-run virtual schools to credit recovery classes delivered via third-party software, supplemental online education courses have exploded in K-12 ...

Millions of K-12 students now spend time taking online classes. But what those experiences look like, the reasons such courses are offered, and the entities that provide them all vary tremendously.

With the end of the school year approaching and many summer camps closing due to lingering coronavirus challenges, many parents are at a loss for what to do with their kids. They’re also exhausted ...

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Students who experienced law school before the pandemic were more likely to be dissatisfied with online learning. Remote classes gave students more time to care for family, work a job and study.