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Teacher Wendy Couldridge teaches her class online from her home as the country starts a lockdown, in Hertford, Britain, January 6. Reuters
Teacher Wendy Couldridge teaches her class online from her home as the country starts a lockdown, in Hertford, Britain, January 6. Reuters
As Covid-19 hits schools, consider where you'd be without teachers
Educators worldwide have seen their profession upended by the pandemic