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Collected Item: “Making Adjustments”

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Making Adjustments

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Text Story

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One thing that everyone and everything shared in common during this pandemic is the ability to being forced to adapt to the situation or fail in its path. The most important thing that was forced to have to adjust was all schooling. It made all schooling forced to have to figure out how to get their students the education they have been paying for. many schools sent out emails to their students giving them options on how to access their classes and educational resources. Of course online being really the only option for college courses universities that were not comfortable with the online process were forced to learn how to adapt to their students needs. It was just on thing that they had to get comfortable with and eventually everyone was up to speed on the process and things began to smooth out.

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#ASU #HST456 #COVID

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https://covid-19archive.org/s/archive/item/30437

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St. Mary's University President, Tom Mengler

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2020-11-06
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