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The pandemic has unleashed a revolution in education

The pandemic could change learning forever
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The pandemic could change learning forever

Coronavirus has changed everything and a key aspect of daily life that was forced to shut down was education. At the pandemic’s peak, 1.6 billion learners in 194 countries were out of the classroom as much of the world went into lockdown, according to UNESCO. Learning methods changed overnight as teachers of children and adults alike resorted to teaching remotely and online. Click or scroll through to learn how COVID-19 has affected education and what we can expect in the future.
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Natalie Marchant

10 June 2020

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