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BEST PRACTICES IN ONLINE LEARNING FOR AT-RISK STUDENTS

Hanover Research / April 2020

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In this report, Hanover Research evaluates best practices for supporting students in an online learning environment. The analysis focuses on how to support vulnerable students, such as first-generation, academically at-risk, and low-income learners. The report also includes a brief overview of services that support students’ mental health.

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