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Parents and teachers show support for blended learning as Covid-19 effects look set to last

Parents and teachers want a blend of classroom and remote education as they believe the effects of Covid-19 will remain for some time.

Parents and teachers show support for blended learning as Covid-19 effects look set to last

Wed, 01 Jul, 2020 - 19:33

Juno McEnroe

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Parents and teachers want a blend of classroom and remote education, as they believe the effects of Covid-19 will remain for some time.

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