Lake: As Schools Shift to Virtual Learning, Educators Worry That Online Instruction Is Inequitable. But No Learning at All Is Worse

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                <h1>Lake: As Schools Shift to Virtual Learning, Educators Worry That Online Instruction Is Inequitable. But No Learning at All Is Worse</h1>

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                <p class="sans">By <a rel="author" href="https://www.the74million.org/contributor/20106/">Robin Lake</a></p>

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