Index

Schoolchildren of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Impact and Opportunities

ISBN: 978-1-80262-742-8, eISBN: 978-1-80262-741-1

Publication date: 22 August 2022

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(2022), "Index", Ceglie, R.J., Abernathy, D.F. and Thornburg, A.W. (Ed.) Schoolchildren of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Impact and Opportunities, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 193-197. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-80262-741-120221014

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Copyright © 2022 Robert J. Ceglie, Dixie F. Abernathy and Amy W. Thornburg


INDEX

Action research model (Deming)
, 6

Adventures program
, 51–52

After-school programs,

Ages of HPS respondents
, 90

Anxiety
, 101–106

Backpack Buddies program
, 4

Baylor Collaborative on Hunger and Poverty (BCHP)
, 144

Black families
, 85

Black homeschoolers
, 92

Black parents
, 91

Black students
, 84

Brown v. Board of Education
, 92

Burnout
, 65–66

Cafeteria director and staff
, 8

Canvas
, 155, 187

Caring School Community
, 188

Caring teacher–student relationships
, 46

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools (CMS)
, 172, 175

Board of Education
, 172

Child nutrition staff
, 8

Childhood hunger
, 140–141

Children
, 103

ClassDojo
, 185

ClassTag
, 186

Cognia Climate-Culture Survey for Students and Teachers
, 10, 12–13

Collaboration
, 162

Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL)
, 23–25, 42

framework
, 45

Colonias
, 147

Communication

spreadsheets
, 183

tools
, 62–63

Community

projects
, 144–145

teams
, 8

Connection
, 175

Core values
, 178

Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Securities Act
, 146

COVID-19
, 124

infections
, 60

pandemic
, 3, 60, 70, 84, 93, 100, 124–125, 139–140, 172

recommendations
, 75–78

relief measures
, 142

shift to new skill sets
, 60–65

teaching profession
, 65–75

virus
, 40

Digital natives
, 100

Digital tools
, 27

Disability categories
, 155

approach to planning
, 157–158

Disadvantaged learners
, 7

Distance learning
, 153, 155

determination of distance learning services & guiding questions script
, 164–166

Education
, 85, 104, 126

Educational institutions
, 133

Educational technology
, 100

Educator health concerns
, 69–70

Educators
, 178

Electronic meal replacement benefits
, 142–143

Elementary school children
, 105

Emergency Meals-to-You (eMTY)
, 144

Emotional intelligence
, 41

Emotional wellness
, 15

Emotions
, 48, 178

End of Course tests (EOC tests)
, 7

Equity
, 179

Exceptional Children (EC)
, 154

Face-to-face learning
, 8

Families
, 84, 186

Families First Coronavirus Act (FFCA)
, 142

Food banks and pantries
, 145–146

Food insecurity
, 140

Free appropriate public education (FAPE)
, 154, 156, 161, 162

Freedom Life Church
, 147

Google Chat
, 126

Google Hangout
, 133

Google Scholar
, 127

Great Recession
, 93

Homeschool
, 84

Homeschoolers
, 84

typologies
, 86

Homeschooling
, 84–85

among black families
, 90–92

definitions and typologies
, 85–86

implications
, 93–94

trends in
, 86–90

Household Pulse Survey (HPS)
, 84

Hybrid and online instruction
, 63–64

In-person learning
, 186

Individualized Education Program (IEP)
, 154, 156

implementing IEP in COVID environment
, 158–159

Individuals with Disability Education Act (IDEA)
, 154

foundational principles
, 154

next generation of tool
, 164–165

Inequalities disparity
, 133

Instructional technology (IT)
, 128

lack of
, 133

Isolation
, 40

K-12

educators
, 40

schools
, 139

teaching and learning
, 100

Kahoot
, 27

Learning management systems (LMS)
, 26, 62

Learning new technology
, 60–62

Local government fills gaps
, 146–148

Maslow’s Hierarchy

in education
, 3

of Needs
, 2, 7–9

Meals-To-You program
, 144

Measure of Academic Progress test (MAP test)
, 184

Medical demands and skills
, 64–65

Mental and physical wellbeing to support teachers
, 75–76

Microsoft teams
, 61

Mixed reality simulations (MRS)
, 49–51

Mother teachers
, 132

Mursion
, 50

National Center for Educational Statistics (NCES)
, 85

National Panel Study of Coronavirus Pandemic (NPSC-19)
, 102

National School Board
, 73

National School Lunch Program (NSLP)
, 141

Nearpod
, 27

No Child Left Behind Act
, 163

“Normalcy” pattern for virtual learning
, 24

North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI)
, 7

Nutrition
, 140

Online education
, 124

tools
, 133

Online instruction, challenges with
, 27–29

Online learning
, 6, 60, 100

psychological effects
, 104

Online teaching and learning, 2, 101 (see also Social emotional learning (SEL))

limitations
, 8

literature
, 2–3

recommendations for future studies
, 16

results
, 8–15

study design and methodology
, 6–7

study scope
, 7–8

theory
, 4–6

Pakistan
, 124

Pandemic
, 5, 40, 124

online learning
, 106

trends
, 87–90

Pandemic electronic meal replacement benefits (P-EBT)
, 142–143

Pandemic whiplash
, 172

lasting changes
, 185–190

lens of elementary school principal
, 173–178

success and shifting to a whole child approach
, 179–185

Parental support
, 106

Parental/family concerns and impact on educators
, 71–73

Parents
, 164

support
, 112

Partnerships
, 146–147

Perceptions of Online Teaching and Learning Instrument (POTLI)
, 116–117

follow-up survey
, 118

responses to survey
, 119–122

Physical wellness
, 5

Plan–do–study–act (PDSA)
, 6

Playbook
, 160–164

Positive school learning environments
, 46

Pre-pandemic trends
, 86–87

Pre-service teachers
, 60

Presentation platforms
, 26

Private school divide
, 133

Professional development
, 77–78

Professional learning community (PLC)
, 177

Programs for families
, 42

Promoting alternative thinking strategies (PATHS)
, 48–49

Proportionate time to maximize general education
, 159

Public school divide
, 133

Public-school educators
, 153

Race/ethnicity
, 88–89

Rand Corporation study
, 67

Relationships skills
, 42

Remind
, 185

Remote learning
, 85, 182

Responsible decision making
, 42

Retention
, 65

RingCentral
, 61

Rio Grande Valley (RGV)
, 147

Rural schoolchildren
, 132

“S.A.F.E.” program
, 44

School Breakfast Program (SBP)
, 141

School choice
, 88

School closures
, 132, 140

additional barriers faced by families
, 141

community projects
, 144–145

electronic meal replacement benefits
, 142–143

food banks and pantries
, 145–146

increased childhood hunger
, 140–141

increases in supplemental nutrition assistance program benefits
, 143–144

local government fills gaps
, 146–148

Meals-To-You program
, 144

school districts
, 145

state and federal programs
, 142–144

waivers provided flexibility
, 142

School districts
, 145

School leadership
, 177

School lockdowns
, 40

School-aged students
, 93

School-based interventions
, 42

Schoolchildren
, 125

challenges
, 128–131

impact of COVID-19 on
, 125

and families during pandemic
, 132

lack of IT skills and technology poverty
, 133

literature review
, 125–127

methodology
, 127–128

private and public school divide
, 133

rural schoolchildren and social norms
, 132

thematic analysis
, 128

SeeSaw
, 185

Self-awareness
, 42

Self-control unit
, 49

Self-management
, 42

Service providers
, 159

Simulation specialist
, 50

Social awareness
, 42

Social distancing
, 40

Social emotional (SE)
, 40, 43

competency instruction
, 47–48

Social emotional learning (SEL)
, 22, 40, 188

application of SEL model
, 45–48

challenges with online instruction
, 27–29

competencies
, 45

framework
, 46

lessons learned
, 33–35

norms
, 29–30

planning for learning
, 23–26

programming
, 42

programs
, 48–52

research on
, 23

“S.A.F.E.” program
, 44

student experiences with digital tools
, 26–27

support
, 30–32

teacher impact
, 32–33

Social Emotional Teacher
, 22

Social isolation
, 5

Social norms
, 132

Social-emotional learning opportunities
, 10

Social-emotional wellness
, 184

Socioeconomic status
, 89–90

South Texas Community Partnership
, 147–148

South Texas Juvenile Diabetes Association (STJDA)
, 147

Special education
, 154

teachers
, 159

Specially designed instruction (SDI)
, 154

State educational agency (SEA)
, 161

Student(s)
, 21–22

of color
, 91

in elementary school grades
, 105

experiences with digital tools
, 26–27

Students with disabilities (SWD)
, 154–157

Sub-groups
, 7, 14

Sub-questions (SQs)
, 6

Summer Food Service Program (SFSP)
, 147

Summer Meals-to-You program (sMTY program)
, 144

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
, 143

increases in supplemental nutrition assistance program benefits
, 143–144

Swansboro High School (SHS)
, 4–9

Maslow’s strategies
, 15

social-emotional learning opportunities at
, 10

Teach-LivE
, 50

Teacher burnout
, 65

pre-COVID and cost on profession
, 66

Teacher(s)
, 60

early days
, 100–101

findings
, 110–111

implications
, 106–107

literature review
, 100–107

methods
, 108–110

modifications in teacher preparation programs
, 76–77

parental roles and anxiety
, 101–106

perceptions on parental engagement
, 100

research study
, 107

study overview
, 107

workload impacts
, 70–71

Teaching profession
, 65

educator health concerns
, 69–70

parental/family concerns and impact on educators
, 71–73

replacing teachers during COVID era
, 66–67

teacher burnout pre-COVID and cost on profession
, 66

teacher perceptions
, 73–75

teacher workload impacts
, 70–71

Technological pedagogical content knowledge (TPACK)
, 76–77

Technology
, 26, 60, 100

poverty
, 128, 133

technology-based interventions
, 51–52

Texas Education Agency (TEA)
, 158

Transparency
, 177

US Department of Agriculture (USDA)
, 142

Van Galen’s typology
, 86

Virtual counseling sessions
, 5, 10

Virtual instruction
, 60

Virtual learning
, 25, 106

experiences
, 27

Wellbeing
, 69

Whole child approach
, 179–185

World Health Organization (WHO)
, 124

Zoom
, 61, 126, 133

Zoom Bombings
, 24, 61