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When schools in Oklahoma and nationwide transitioned to distance learning in April in response to COVID-19, many schools simply stopped teaching students. Recent polling indicates parents noticed—and aren’t happy with
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from Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs Did parents notice lack of learning?