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Are The Risks Of Reopening Schools Exaggerated?
According to NPR, some doctors and public health advocates say there are powerful arguments for in-person schooling, particularly for younger students and those with special needs. “Children under the age of 10 generally are at quite low risk of acquiring symptomatic disease,” from the coronavirus, said Dr. Rainu Kaushal of Weill Cornell Medicine. And they…
Read MoreWill colleges go back to a test mandatory model like before? Only time will tell.
Will colleges go back to a test mandatory model like before? Only time will tell. 1,600 Colleges Are Now Test-Optional. How Many Will Go Back? – EdSurge News The University of Massachusetts Amherst has historically required prospective undergraduate students to submit a standardized test score as part of …
Read MoreIs Learning on Zoom the Same as In Person? Not to Your Brain
Wondering why you are exhausted after a day of classes or meetings on Zoom? Zoom fatigue is real, and it’s backed by science. No matter how good your internet is, there is a slight delay in the video – the communication isn’t in real time, even though it seems like it is. Our brains pick…
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