University of Rhode Island professor Valerie Maier Speredelozzi and her children place sticky notes on their closed bedroom doors with the words “exam in progress” scribbled down, to avoid interruptions. She has one home from college, three in high school and one in elementary school. Four of Maier Speredelozzi’s children are participating in distance learning
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