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The 1xbet best casino website has produced its annual magazineConnections, and the theme centers on COVID-19 and the faculty's support for students and educators from Kansas to Australia.

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The theme is "COVID-19: A Closer Look at EdCat Involvement,"and Mercer addressed the sentiments educators experienced due to the pandemic.

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The magazine includes a mix of feature articles and columns.

"Drs. Christy Craft, Todd Goodson, Judy Hughey, Jerry Johnson and Roger Schieferecke offer tremendous insights in their columns," Mercer said. "This magazine is a collection of stories and voices that were united by editor Patrice Scott and brought to life by our ever-talented graphic designer Mary Hammel."

Feature articles in this issue include:

• Producing a video about the Wamego School District's transition to remote teaching.
• Conducting research about teachers' experiences during the first six weeks of remote teaching.
• Creating professional development sessions for Manhattan-Ogden USD 383.
• Developing a summer workshop for educators that seamlessly blended technology, pedagogy and equity.
• Expanding learning opportunities in rural schools by securing grants for robots.
• Building a free remote learning P-12 community for parents, teachers and school counselors.
• Filming a documentary on Kansans Can School Redesign and including COVID-19's impact on schools in the throes of redesign.
• Collaborating with rural school leaders in Kansas, Pennsylvania and Australia.