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Disadvantaged students more likely to be learning remotely, study finds

Posted on December 24, 2020

Originally published December 24, 2020 by New York Times
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Several centers and organizations within UD’s College of Education and Human Development helped Delaware school districts adjust to the change to remote learning created by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and for potential educational changes in the future.

A Columbia University study found that students from racial minorities, students from low-income households and English language learners – populations with disproportionate numbers of individuals with disabilities – are far more likely to be receiving remote instruction. The study's authors warn that, given recent studies indicating that remote instruction is less effective than in-person instruction, this trend could worsen educational disparities.

Read the full story from New York Times here.

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