Telehealth Surges During COVID-19 Crisis, But Will It Last?
The coronavirus pandemic has forced hospitals and doctors to move much of their work online. That shift to telehealth required big changes -- from...
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The coronavirus pandemic has forced hospitals and doctors to move much of their work online. That shift to telehealth required big changes -- from...
Perspectives from educators across Illinois about what a typical school day looks like when students cannot be together in the classroom.
So-called “e-learning” has been a challenge for many families. But for kids with special needs, it can be even harder.
Illinois schools are closed for in-person instruction for at least the rest of this academic year. And that has parents and guardians across the state worried about what that means for their kids’ education.
The Quad Cities have emerged as a trouble spot for COVID-19. We talk with Michelle O'Neill, the news editor at NPR member station WVIK, about the unique challenges there.
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