In 2018, Black teens and those from lower-income households were especially likely to be impacted by the digital 'homework gap'

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October 1, 2021

What we know about online learning and the homework gap amid the pandemic

In 2018, Black teens and those from lower-income households were especially likely to be impacted by the digital ‘homework gap’

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In 2018, Black teens and those from lower-income households were especially likely to be impacted by the digital ‘homework gap’

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