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The “Silent Epidemic” Finds Its Voice Demystifying How Students View Engagement in Their Learning

December 28, 2021

The “Silent Epidemic” Finds Its Voice Demystifying How
I’m pleased to share this special McREL research report on student engagement, which is unique in several ways: It was researched and written by students supported by McREL researchers, and it is an artifact of a unique moment in modern history, the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020.

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Hubbli Inc.

We're a team of people dedicated to making software to help schools operate more effectively.Parent involvement is the holy grail in the k12 education sector. Everyone agrees that more involvement equals greater success for students but facilitation requires that everyone can communicate with each other.Currently schools are using a patchwork of on average 20 disparate tools and systems to communicate with parents. This results in haphazard communication structures that are difficult to manage, very time consuming, expensive and worst of all, uninformed parents.

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whitePaper | January 14, 2020

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Hubbli Inc.

We're a team of people dedicated to making software to help schools operate more effectively.Parent involvement is the holy grail in the k12 education sector. Everyone agrees that more involvement equals greater success for students but facilitation requires that everyone can communicate with each other.Currently schools are using a patchwork of on average 20 disparate tools and systems to communicate with parents. This results in haphazard communication structures that are difficult to manage, very time consuming, expensive and worst of all, uninformed parents.

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