Teachers: Masks are obstacle to communication
A woman wears a mask designed so that lips can be read. (Douglas Magno/AFP/Getty Images)
Some teachers say they are concerned that facial coverings intended to protect them amid the coronavirus pandemic will add to the challenge of communicating with students during in-person learning. Some say they are using clear plastic shields and masks with a window allowing view of the mouth for facial expressions needed for nonverbal communication -- particularly for students with special needs and English-language learners.

 Full Story: The Associated Press (9/27) 

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