CNNE 1057124 - ¿por que unicef respalda regreso a clases presenciales?
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Los niños tienen que recuperar esa pérdida emocional y los aprendizajes perdidos por la pandemia, dice el representante de Unicef en México
Aristegui
22:11 ET (02:11 GMT) 27 de agosto de 2021
En México, este lunes se inicia el nuevo ciclo escolar y con ello el regreso presencial a las aulas. Un tema que ha causado polémica en el país debido a que aún se mantienen altos niveles de nuevos contagios de covid-19. Pero las autoridades mexicanas, con el respaldo de Unicef, consideran importante regresar a las escuelas, con los cuidados debidos. Porque más de un año sin clases presenciales en la mayor parte de México ha provocado enormes daños en los estudiantes, tanto en lo educativo como en lo emocional, según datos oficiales. En Aristegui, el representante de Unicef en México, Luis Fernando Carrera Castro, habla sobre la importancia de las clases presenciales y las experiencias de otros países para volver a clases en pandemia.
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CNNE 1057124 - ¿por que unicef respalda regreso a clases presenciales?
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Los niños tienen que recuperar esa pérdida emocional y los aprendizajes perdidos por la pandemia, dice el representante de Unicef en México
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