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    The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted educational systems around the world. Schools and universities closed to prevent the spread of the virus, creating challenges for parents, teachers, and students. While distance learning helped continue education, it was difficult for developing nations without sufficient internet and computer infrastructure. As institutions develop new programs during closures and plan to make up lost learning upon reopening, emerging countries need to improve infrastructure to support alternatives to in-person education like online and broadcast learning.

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    The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted educational systems around the world. Schools and universities closed to prevent the spread of the virus, creating challenges for parents, teachers, and students. While distance learning helped continue education, it was difficult for developing nations without sufficient internet and computer infrastructure. As institutions develop new programs during closures and plan to make up lost learning upon reopening, emerging countries need to improve infrastructure to support alternatives to in-person education like online and broadcast learning.

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    The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted educational systems around the world. Schools and universities closed to prevent the spread of the virus, creating challenges for parents, teachers, and students. While distance learning helped continue education, it was difficult for developing nations without sufficient internet and computer infrastructure. As institutions develop new programs during closures and plan to make up lost learning upon reopening, emerging countries need to improve infrastructure to support alternatives to in-person education like online and broadcast learning.

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    The world's educational system is impacted by the corona

    virus. Universities, colleges, and schools are closed to prevent


    the corona virus from spreading. Parents, teachers, and
    students all experience challenges when schools are closed.
    Hence, distance learning is a way to keep the educational
    system going. Yet, distant learning is difficult in developing
    nations due to a lack of computer and internet infrastructure.
    This study analyzes how the COVID-19 pandemic affected the
    educational system in developing world. Institutions of higher
    learning develop programs and teaching techniques while they
    are closed. As schools reopen, the educational institutions
    create plans to make up for lost learning and welcome back
    students. The face-to-face education system in developing
    countries has been impacted by coronavirus. Hence, emerging
    nations should improve the infrastructures for online learning,
    broadcast education, and virtual classes.

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