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Richmond County educators face challenges with keeping virtual students engaged

College of Education1 min readNovember 18, 2020

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – Virtual learning continues to present new road bumps for school districts. And Richmond County is now worried about getting and keeping virtual learners engaged.

Just three months into the school year, Richmond County education officials are faced with another challenge for virtual learning.

“The pandemic is impacting everyone and it’s impacting us in different ways and in some cases more severely,” said Dr. Kim Barker, college of education professor at Augusta University.

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