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5 Surprising Ways The Pandemic Could Change Your Child's Education For The Better | Dallas Weekly

Greene, herself a working mother of three children, says the pandemic jostled parents into thinking differently about "traditional schooling." "Distance learning in a pandemic has changed our expectations," Greene says, "and parents want to apply what we've collectively learned to help our children thrive as they return to school."

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