Being able to skip classes improves some students' performance. Others struggle with more autonomy
- Written by Rigissa Megalokonomou, Lecturer in Economics, The University of Queensland
ShutterstockRemote learning online has been a common tool in the battle against COVID-19. School and university campus closures have affected over 1.5 billion learners in 165 countries. The reduced need for students to be in their physical classrooms gives them greater autonomy, with more choice about what they do with their time. Some might skip...
















