By Susan Cornwell and Steve Holland WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The battle to pass a COVID-19 relief bill demonstrated how hard things will be for U.S. Pre.
WASHINGTON The battle to pass a COVID-19 relief bill demonstrated how hard things will be for U.S. President Joe Biden’s Democrats in Congress, facing…
Sunday, March 7, 2021 by Jessica Bakeman (WLRN)
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This week marks one year since school buildings in Florida closed to slow the spread of the coronavirus. National experts are raising alarms that a generation of students could face negative impacts from virtual learning that last a lifetime.
Annette Anderson is a professor of education at Johns Hopkins University.
“If the learning loss is too great, the concern is for how that affects them as future earners in the economy. What jobs will be available for them? Does that mean that we will have a cumulative impact on our GDP as a nation?”
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WASHINGTON, March 7 The battle to pass a Covid-19 relief bill demonstrated how hard things will be for US President Joe Biden’s Democrats in Congress, facing opposition from right and left as they try to score big wins with small majorities. A smiling Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer sang.