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For many immigrant students, remote learning during COVID-19 comes with more hurdles

  • Written by Timothy P Williams, Adjunct Professor, Boston College
For many immigrant students, remote learning during COVID-19 comes with more hurdlesA Guatemalan immigrant tries to log on to his Chromebook while remote learning in Stamford, Connecticut.John Moore/Getty Images

Schools across the U.S. responded to the COVID-19 pandemic last spring with an unprecedented shift to remote learning – a trend that has continued into the new school year for many districts.

Millions of children now...

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