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By order of Gov. Tim Walz, K-12 schools in Minnesota

 for a week to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus. When school starts up again, education will take place via distance learning.

Teachers and administrators have been busy figuring out how that will work. What's the best way to connect with students online? What about students who don't have access to smartphones, tablets or broadband internet? How will the needs of special education students be met? 

Teachers and districts across Minnesota get to work

How to keep kids learning

Host Angela Davis was joined by two teachers and a principal who have been trying to come up with answers to these questions and more.

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By order of Gov. Tim Walz, K-12 schools in Minnesota have been closed for a week to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus. When school starts up again, education will take place via distance learning. Teachers and administrators have been busy figuring out how that will work.

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