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Day 10: Schools, education, and the Italian COVID-19 lockdown

19th March 2020 Barry S. Leave a comment

“I think that high schools are quite slow in the process of organising lessons online … they were not prepared at all.”

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Posted in: COVID-19 Coronavirus lockdown Filed under: Coronavirus, Covid-19, education, Italy, Sardinia, schools

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