<p>In this episode, we speak with Blaise Joseph, an Education Research Fellow at the Centre for Independent Studies (CIS) in Australia. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has overtaken WWII as the most disruptive event to global education. By UNESCO's estimates, the pandemic has affected almost 70% of the world’s student population. Blaise shares with us the impact of Australian school closures and the boons and banes of home-based learning.</p>

In this episode, we speak with Blaise Joseph, an Education Research Fellow at the Centre for Independent Studies (CIS) in Australia. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has overtaken WWII as the most disruptive event to global education. By UNESCO's estimates, the pandemic has affected almost 70% of the world’s student population. Blaise shares with us the impact of Australian school closures and the boons and banes of home-based learning.

COVID-19 and Australia's Home Based Learning

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The Governance &amp; Policy Podcast is brought to you by the Adam Smith Center, and aims to promote the learning of PPE in the classical liberal tradition. We speak to leading economists, political scientists and thought leaders, and unveil the invisible hand of the market.

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