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Jessica Camacho

Feb 17

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Time for a Winter Extension

COVID has more than disrupted education; it’s forced us to reckon with educational traditions.

As Omicron gained momentum, as things got decidedly scarier and more difficult across the globe, the question of schools was once again on the table.

Would we go back to remote learning?
How long do we wait to…

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Time for a Winter Extension

COVID has more than disrupted education; it’s forced us to reckon with educational traditions.

More from Educate.

Recommended from Medium

A break from studying with Octoberfest

An Interview with AU’s 8th President — The Second Session, Part I

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Unworthy in character. #SexForMarks.

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See you, Chicago.

How Can Education Promote Sustainability?

Mr. and Ms. Seneca were named at the Golden Eagle Pageant

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