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School Leader’s Notebook: How We’re Making Remote Learning Easier and More Engaging for Our Families — and Why We’re Making It All Free for Other Educators Nationwide

Alex Madyta teaches a Kindergarten lesson on tally marks. (Photo courtesy of Jessica Khan-Fraser)

By Juliana Worrell

April 5, 2020

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Juliana Worrell is Chief Schools Officer, K-8, Uncommon Schools, a charter school network serving 20,000 students across New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts.

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