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Stop COVID-related learning gap from becoming generational crisis — UNESCO

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A programme specialist for education in the Caribbean, Dr Faryal Khan, says one of the most significant lessons from the COVID-19 crisis is that the barriers to Internet connectivity must be removed in order to enable equal opportunity for students.

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