3/21/2017 12:00:00 AM | less than a minute read

The Social Justice of Online Education

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Jonathan Fortescue

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Jonathan Fortescue

Managing Partner

This is worth reading. Having watched a friend (and single mother) earn her master's degree on-line, I became convinced that it was actually harder to succeed academically on-line than in the classroom precisely because it requires discipline and engagement while receiving much more limited support and reinforcement.

I certainly never expected to love it, let alone come to believe in it as a matter of social justice and feminist practice. Yet much to my surprise, I do.

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