First Thought
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As director of the English Language Support Office at Cornell University, Michelle Cox has a lot of expertise teaching international students and nonnative English speakers. Even so, when the university switched to online learning in the spring, Cox realized these students face additional complications in virtual classrooms. “The challenges are immense,” she said.
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