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The return of distance learning worries students

In the French amphitheatres, the rumor was confirmed just a few days after the start of the school year. What if the energy crisis forced universities to re-impose distance learning? The alert was launched by the University of Strasbourg, which announced to its students a change in their timetable. This year, in order to limit heating and electricity costs, students will take a week off in January and a week of distance learning in February.

An event that could inspire other institutions across the country to consider their energy costs in the coming months, given the forecast. “We have to think about it because we know that our costs will double.”, confides Sandrine Vitesca, director of communications at the University of Ile-de-France Gustave-Eiffel. The same concern for Philippe Gervais-Lamboni, president of the University of Paris-Nanterre, who wants to: “Do everything you can to avoid…

Source: Le Figaro

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