Report

Study of parents’ and key informants’ attitudes towards distance learning and school reopening

This opinion poll in Montenegro was conducted by IPSOS and supported by British Embassy Podgorica and by UNICEF Montenegro

Study of parents’ and key informants’ attitudes towards distance learning and school reopening
UNICEF Crna Gora / Duško Miljanić / 2018

Highlights

This opinion poll in Montenegro was conducted by IPSOS and supported by British Embassy Podgorica and by UNICEF Montenegro

Author(s)
IPSOS, British Embassy Podgorica, UNICEF Montenegro
Publication date
Languages
Montenegrin, English

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