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Child Abuse Is Harder to Spot During the Pandemic. What Can Educators Do?

In this podcast, part of the guide The EdSurge Podcast, Dr.Bart Klika shares how educators and school leaders can work with parents to create a home environment where abuse and neglect don’t happen at all. He says that remote learning and the increased family engagement it has brought may actually create opportunities for educators.

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Child Abuse Is Harder to Spot During the Pandemic. What Can Educators Do?

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