Virtual Teaching Solutions for K-12 Schools Using Synchronous Learning
Teaching in K-12 education has never been simple. Educators are expected to deliver strong instruction, support student development, and keep students engaged, all while managing limited time and resources. As these demands grow, many districts are turning to teaching solutions for K-12 that extend beyond the traditional classroom and make better use of online learning […]
What Does a Hybrid Classroom Look Like? A Proximity Learning Demo
Teacher shortages and learning loss are growing challenges in the United States. Proximity Learning offers a proven solution through its synchronous instruction model. This innovative approach combines the power of live, virtual teaching with the stability of in-person classroom support—bringing high-quality education to every student, no matter where they are. Here’s how it works: students […]
Current Challenges in the US Public Education System Explained
Over 80% of public school teachers say the K-12 education system in the United States has gotten worse in the last five years. Furthermore, over half of educators don’t expect to see improvements in the next five years, with only 5% saying that things will get better. Unfortunately, it’s not hard to see why many […]
How Administrators Are Using AI in Classrooms
At Proximity Learning, we know what schools need because we’ve lived it. Many of our team members, from instructional designers to leadership, are former teachers and administrators. So when we talk about solving problems with edtech, we’re not talking about gimmicks. We’re talking about real solutions that actually help educators do their jobs better. We’re […]
US Education Rankings: Global Performance Comparison
The United States is in a class by itself. It’s a dominant economic and military power. It shapes world culture via its movie and music industries. Other countries often view it as an international leader due to the fact that the U.S. played a key role in founding international organizations such as the UN and […]
Common Problems with Remote Learning: Challenges and Solutions in 2025
Every learning system has both advantages and drawbacks, and online learning is no exception. However, since remote learning is becoming increasingly commonplace and offers ideal solutions to the current teacher shortage, it’s wise to address issues head-on and come up with workable, effective solutions to common remote learning problems. Doing so makes it possible for […]
Beyond the Screen: Teacher Surprises Graduating Seniors
All photos captured by Jordan Blossom, whose lens beautifully documented the emotion and energy of this unforgettable day. On Sunday morning, May 18, 2025, the gymnasium at Chester High School buzzed with the usual excitement of graduation day. Caps were straightened, families filled the bleachers, and seniors lined up nervously in their gowns, ready to […]
Virtual Case Manager Roles and Responsibilities in Education
Special education case management plays a vital role in ensuring that students with special needs receive a top-tier education. The exact job description may vary depending on a manager’s skills, qualifications, and school districts, but basic case management jobs typically include: Gathering and using data to set measurable goals and objectives for 504 and IEP […]
Finding Online Academic Support: A Guide to Virtual Tutoring Options
Is arranging for online tutors to provide students with homework help worth it? Research clearly shows the answer is yes. The Poverty Action Lab notes that tutoring increases learner achievement by up to 15 months of learning across all grade levels. The Institute of Education Sciences has found that tutoring is most effective when conducted […]
For Educators, By Educators Highlight: Kip Pygman
Built By Educators: A Series on the People Behind Proximity Learning At Proximity Learning, we believe schools deserve partners who understand their challenges because they’ve lived them. That’s why so many of our leaders — from curriculum developers to executives — are former educators themselves. In this series, we’re highlighting the people who make our […]
