A harsh critique of COVID coverage — & how to do better next time
“I was writing a lot of pieces that ran contrary to the establishment narratives… Yet I was able to do that largely within the legacy media.”
Read More“I was writing a lot of pieces that ran contrary to the establishment narratives… Yet I was able to do that largely within the legacy media.”
Read MoreIn this week’s newsletter: A new book raises tough questions about school integration. Why...
Read MoreWhat was it like for school reopening advocates during the pandemic? What could they have done to change the outcome?
Read MoreIn this week’s newsletter: White House theatrics. How to tell a math story. And: Baby steps...
Read MoreA new book explores how academic, scientific, and journalistic communities failed to assess...
Read MoreIt’s the fifth anniversary of the nationwide COVID school shutdown. How high tech student safety efforts can expose students’ personal lives. Reporters share lessons from covering COVID. A surge of education reporters on TV and radio. And: Old-school transparencies still work in 2025. Who knew?
Read MoreCurrent and former education journalists look back and share lessons on the 5th anniversary of the start of the pandemic.
Read MoreThis is the story of how virtual learning broke school culture, how administrators failed to rebuild it — and how media coverage overlooked the human toll of these failures.
Read MoreAs the fifth anniversary of the COVID schools lockdown approaches, The Grade is asking journalists...
Read MoreInadequate media coverage contributes to lack of urgency in school recovery efforts, says...
Read MoreIn this week’s newsletter: Media outlets downplay the Fauci interview and Randi Weingarten’s...
Read MoreIn the aftermath of the pandemic, a broader approach to school shutdown coverage includes...
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