In Italy, school closures due to COVID-19 began on February 21 in the 12 towns first hit by the virus. In the following weeks, these and other restrictions were extended to a significant portion of the northern region. On March 9, the government mandated the closure of all Italian schools and on March 10 the entire country went on lockdown. Citizens were not allowed to leave the house except for essential reasons.
Online learning through the lens of Plato: stories from Italy
Nicoletta Di Blas
2020-01-01
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In Italy, school closures due to COVID-19 began on February 21 in the 12 towns first hit by the virus. In the following weeks, these and other restrictions were extended to a significant portion of the northern region. On March 9, the government mandated the closure of all Italian schools and on March 10 the entire country went on lockdown. Citizens were not allowed to leave the house except for essential reasons.File in questo prodotto:
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