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COVID-19: Countries around the world are reopening their schools. This is what it looks like

Frequent hand-washing, plastic partitions and socially distanced classrooms, are all part of the 'new normal' for the world's classrooms. Image: via REUTERS

Melissa Wiley

Visual features reporter, Business Insider

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Students are slowly returning to school in China with hygiene measures put in place. Image: REUTERS
In Taiwan, China, pupils have been sitting with plastic dividers, to stop the spread of germs. Image: REUTERS/Ann Wang - RC2YIF9PKWT4
In Japan, 40% of schools have reopened. Image: REUTERS
Students in Denmark are adhering to social distancing measures. Image: via REUTERS
In Norway, schools are encouraged to divide classes into groups of no more than 15 students. Image: via REUTERS
In Germany, Chancellor Merkel, advised that schools give priority to graduating students when reopening gradually. Image: REUTERS/Andreas Gebert - RC2VCG93UW53
Coronavirus has distributed over 1.3 billion learners' education. Image: Statista

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