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COVID-19 and Schools: Six out of Ten Doctors Worldwide Would Send Their Own Children to School, According to Data from SurveyHealthcareGlobus

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COVID-19 and Schools: Six out of Ten Doctors Worldwide Would Send Their Own Children to School, According to Data from SurveyHealthcareGlobus
December 16, 2020 GMT
NEW YORK (BUSINESS WIRE) Dec 16, 2020
As rising COVID-19 incidence cause schools to shift to virtual learning instead of face-to-face classes, new data show that six out of 10 physicians worldwide say they already do, or would, send their own children or teens to an in-person learning environment in their community. While 56% of doctors believe it is imperative for children and adolescents to gain the developmental and social skills achieved through in-person learning at this point in the pandemic, physicians remain divided on most aspects of the risks and benefits of in-person learning versus virtual learning. ....

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COVID-19 and Schools: Six out of Ten Doctors Worldwide Would Send Their Own Children to School, According to Data from SurveyHealthcareGlobus – IT Business Net

COVID-19 and Schools: Six out of Ten Doctors Worldwide Would Send Their Own Children to School, According to Data from SurveyHealthcareGlobus
While COVID-19 contracted from in-person learning is low, physicians in the US and five Western nations are as divided as the public on in-person vs. virtual learning; 24% believe it unfairly exposes wider community
NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–As rising COVID-19 incidence cause schools to shift to virtual learning instead of face-to-face classes, new data show that six out of 10 physicians worldwide say they already do, or would, send their own children or teens to an in-person learning environment in their community. While 56% of doctors believe it is imperative for children and adolescents to gain the developmental and social skills achieved through in-person learning at this point in the pandemic, physicians remain divided on most aspects of the risks and benefits of in-person learning versus virtual learning. ....

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