• Our New Normal: Virtual Learning with Dr. Loyce Pailen

  • Jun 2 2021
  • Length: 1 hr and 1 min
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Our New Normal: Virtual Learning with Dr. Loyce Pailen

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  • Our New Normal: Virtual Learning   – Behavioral Health in the New Normal Episode 027 with Dr. Loyce Pailen Dr. Loyce B. Pailen has more than 35 years of experience in information technology, computer science, cybersecurity, software development, project management, telecommunications, risk management, and network and systems security and administration. She is the Sr. Director for the Center for Security Studies at the University of Maryland Global Campus. In the K-20 education arena, she has experience in teaching, curriculum development, instructional design, and cyber lab development. In the discussion they explored the pros and cons of virtual learning. Here are some of the other beneficial topics covered on this week’s show: ●    How the pandemic forced and increase in virtual learning for all students. ●    How there are pros and cons of in-person and virtual learning. ●    How virtual campuses already made sure they were giving the students the support they needed to learn virtually. ●    Why being forced to move to virtual learning may actually be a good thing. ●    How kids are more resilient than most people give them credit for.   Connect with Prestige Community Resources: prestigecommunityresources.org Twitter @PrestigeCommun5 Facebook facebook.com/Prestige-Community-Resources-104744151484463 LinkedIn linkedin.com/company/prestige-community-resources Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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