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Higher grades, better behavior: Why kids’ outdoor classes are catching on
Now that kids are back on campus, teachers are bringing lessons outside to keep them safe. The health benefits for students extend far beyond COVID safety.
By Steve Chiotakis • • 25m ListenNow that kids are back on campus, teachers are bringing lessons outside to keep them safe. The health benefits for students extend far beyond COVID safety. Many local schools want to make a permanent change, but that’s a tall order for schools with asphalt playgrounds and little shade.
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3 storiesOutdoor learning started as a COVID safety measure. Schools say it’s here to stay
Now that kids are back on campus, teachers are bringing lessons outside to keep them safe. The health benefits for students extend far beyond COVID safety.
Read the story8 minSome LA libraries will soon reopen with medical-grade public computers, Plexiglass barriers, and more
On Monday, the Los Angeles Public Library will begin limited in-person services at the Central Library and 37 branches across the city.
Read the story8 minLA’s Olympic hopefuls: Water polo player Max Irving on training in Greece, optimism for USA men’s team
"It really is special, being African American and playing a predominantly white sport because I'm able to represent a community," says Max Irving.
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