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NYC Public Education & COVID-19: Funding, Next Steps, and the Risks of Online Learning
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NYC Public Education & COVID-19: Funding, Next Steps, and the Risks of Online Learning

Educators of NYC
Mar 18, 2020
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Alliance for Quality Education

Emily James, Huffington Post, "I'm a Teacher, and it Feels Like my City Doesn't Care About My Life." 

 Advice to parents  from the Parent Coalition for Student Privacy about how to maximize student privacy and minimize screen time in the midst of the coronavirus crisis

Audrey Watters blog, Hack Education

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