Teacher creates ‘Good Deeds Initiative’ to help keep students engaged during pandemic
Amid the challenges schools are facing with hybrid and virtual learning, one teacher in New Jersey came up with a way to keep kids engaged by being kind.
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Nov 20, 2020, 2:29 PM
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928ds agoThroughout the challenges schools are facing with hybrid and virtual learning, one teacher in Middlesex County has come up with a way to keep kids engaged by being kind.
News 12’s Kristina Behr spoke with educator Lori Buckland about her “Good Deeds Initiative,” which is now spreading to other schools in the Garden State.
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