Some Georgia universities are wrapping up final exams this week, despite the coronavirus pandemic scrapping lesson plans, easing grading criteria and forcing a mass evacuation of students from campuses nationwide.
One Emory University assistant professor told WABE that it’s been difficult to adapt to teaching a college-level art history discussion class online while homeschooling her kids.
And as the spring 2020 semester’s online learning experiment comes to a close, Emory professor Dr. Christina Crawford, Ph.D, is now preparing for summer online classes.
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