By Lauren TothSource National Geographic magazine, March 23, 2018, page 965When a lot of teachers are busy teaching online, they can miss out on the many opportunities for remote learning opportunities that exist online.In fact, many of the jobs that students and parents seek out for remote education are the same ones that are available …
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I think it depends on how many students you want to educate, says the director of education at the National Trust, Helen Trew.You could say it’s 1% of all students, but if you look at the numbers of English-language learners in primary schools, it’s anywhere from 0.6% to 3%.You don’t need a 3% number.It depends …
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