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Virtual learning leaves some students falling behind

Video Credit: Bleacher Report AOL - Duration: 12:26s - Published on March 31, 2021

Virtual learning leaves some students falling behind

Virtual learning leaves some students falling behind

Virtual learning is causing some students to fall behind and making it hard to close the gap between low income and middle class students.

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