Supporting Continuity of Teaching and Learning During an Emergency
Continuity of learning is the continuation of education in the event of a prolonged school closure or student absence. It is a critical component of school emergency management, as it promotes the continuation of teaching and learning despite circumstances that interrupt normal school attendance for one or more students. However, many considerations play a role in the development of distance learning programs, such as accessibility, type and quality of materials, and the length of time that this type of learning must be maintained. There are also a variety of potentially viable distance learning methods. The following considerations, information, and resources can support schools and districts as they make plans for continuity of learning in the event of a school closure or student absence.
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