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Cory Franklin, Robert WeinsteinChicago Tribune |
It is not always possible to predict the outcome of an event, from a football game to the pandemic, before it ends.
The COVID-19 pandemic offers a teachable moment in science education for our nation's youth.
The COVID-19 pandemic is a wake-up call, and looming educational, economic and social threats must be taken seriously.
While the pandemic is in a different phase than it was in 2020, to call it “over” displays a level of optimism that doesn't quite mesh with facts.
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