Sept. 14, 2020: What’s It Like In A Classroom; Chuck D.’s Other Artistic Outlet

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By Ryan Warner

September 14, 2020

COVID CLASSROOM TEACHER FOLO JB — Teacher Renea Sutton helps student Kimberly with the school’s Empower learning platform. The students spend a lot of time practicing and troubleshooting in case they have to return to remote learning. Josephine Hodgkins Leadership Academy in Westminster Public Schools.

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Sept. 14, 2020: What’s It Like In A Classroom; Chuck D.’s Other Artistic Outlet

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Segment 2 | 9:29
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Segment 3 | 4:11
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Segment 4 | 6:55
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Segment 5 | 12:41
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The pandemic continues to redefine the learning experience; CPR education reporter Jenny Brundin goes inside a classroom to see how it's going. Then, teaching prisoners to become entrepreneurs. Plus, the Columbus statue debate in Pueblo, and the evolution of this summer's protests. And, Public Enemy frontman Chuck D. has another artistic passion.