Hepi poll: UK students’ satisfaction with online learning slips

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#1 Submitted by RJFoote on June 30, 2020 - 11:52pm

It is time that IUK univetsitrsities hire suitably qualified people who can teach or else students will be perennially dissatisfied.

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