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Las Vegas Review-Journal
May 19, 2020 - 10:55 am
 

In this segment, we will discuss practical and helpful strategies for students as they embark on learning from a distance.

CCSD elementary school teacher Michele Hayden and high school teacher Allison Norman guide you through your online learning journey.

Their tips include having a positive mindset and creating a schedule to manage your time properly during online learning.

For more distance learning lessons from Clark County School District, the Las Vegas Review-Journal and Cox, visit reviewjournal.com/distancelearning.

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