Kerry McDonald offers insight on COVID-19 and homeschooling. Some regulations should continue to roll back after the pandemic.

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March 30, 2020

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Many regulatory obstacles are being temporarily set aside on all levels of government. Policymakers should use these lessons as a springboard to reform cumbersome healthcare regulations.

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Our current crisis will not be good for free speech. Classical liberals may regret anyone suppressing speech even when justified, however, private moderators can legitimately suppress speech on social media.

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Tips for Homeschooling During a Pandemic ([link removed] )

COVID-19 has sent an estimated one billion children across the globe home from school. With this major change, many parents and guardians are taking on the role of educators. Education expert Kerry McDonald has advice on homeschooling during this time.

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