A playground sits empty at Kent Middle School on April 1, 2020, in Kentfield, Calif.
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By Valerie Strauss |The Washington Post
With most of the world’s schools shut because of the coronavirus crisis, you can now find a lot of advice on the internet about the best ways to carry out distance learning at home, where more than 1.5 billion students are now supposed to be getting their lessons If you want a thorough rundown of what to do and not to do, read the following 19 strategies from
Andy Hargreaves, a research professor at Boston College Singapore. And he is past president of the International Congress for School Effectiveness and Improvement.
