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6 December 2020

To what extent can mothers support children’s education on their own, QF professor asks

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To what extent can mothers support children’s education on their own, QF professor asks

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Veli Safak, from QF partner university CMU-Q, notes that households have experienced the loss of employment income by more than 66 percent with children enrolled in distance learning

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