Klassly, the tool for Special Education, Remote Learning, and the Importance of Parent-Teacher Communication

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District leaders must protect the school community by maintaining a safe learning environment while also empowering teachers and families with the right tools to build community and promote family involvement. It is critical to find a robust platform that centralizes school information, offers quality resources, and that will provide administrators and teachers with the resources they need to create a virtual space for their students and families. Klassly is the solution.

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KLassly is the future of education, because education is becoming a world where families and teachers work together to support and ensure that Learning never stops

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The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has created an unprecedented situation for the world of education and placed numerous obstacles in the way of teachers. As a former k-12 educator and current professor of education, I understand the stress teachers and administrators are facing during these fluid and dynamic times. However, as a parent of three elementary-age children, I equally understand the frustration that comes from schools trying to keep their heads above water while parents sit in the dark.

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A short review of the current state of education impacted by a global pandemic, the academic gap increase, the already existing barriers, opportunity inequities, with a focus on partnership strategies to enable a strong recovery and improvement on a previously flawed system.

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Teachers answered a survey on how Klassly supports collaborative education and the positive effects this has on students success in school.

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In the following article, you will find a list of suggested apps that encourage the study of Common core STEAM subjects in synchronous and asynchronous learning. They can be used with groups or individual students. This list organizes resources by most effective individual learning preferences, whether a child is more of a visual, experiential or verbal learner. The way apps are designed and how children interact with them can cater more specifically to different styles of learning. We recommend that you create chat groups in Klassroom to communicate these different tools with your students’ families based on their learning preferences.

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Klassroom, the first parent-teacher communication app designed specifically for elementary schools, just raised $3 million to expand from France to other countries including the U.S

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