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Internet dead zones and ‘thick’ homework packets took an emotional toll on Navajo students during COVID-19 school year. They didn’t give up.

Sunnie R. ClahchischiligiComments Off on Internet dead zones and ‘thick’ homework packets took an emotional toll on Navajo students during COVID-19 school year. They didn’t give up.

Living in internet dead zones and sometimes without electricity at home, Navajo Nation youth went to extraordinary lengths to attend virtual classes.

      
Sunnie R. Clahchischiligi
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