Someone I know reports that the majority of her daughter’s remote learning class is newly suffering from depression. When she described how the school was running things, and how their entire lives had become dominated by a combination of being tied to screens and then potential and real interruptions demanding proofs of work at any and all hours of the day in order to destroy the lives of both the kids and their parents, I didn’t have to wonder why.
(Then I may have gotten the parents to form a union that fought back and forced the school to change its policies. But that’s another story.)
This would be an interesting story to hear (read).
Not only specifically, but in the broad vein of politics especially there are often calls for lots of change at high levels, without that going anywhere. Case studies of effecting (effective) change, even* at smaller scales seem useful in that regard.
*or especially, assuming that it is easier to do so
This would be an interesting story to hear (read).
Not only specifically, but in the broad vein of politics especially there are often calls for lots of change at high levels, without that going anywhere. Case studies of effecting (effective) change, even* at smaller scales seem useful in that regard.
*or especially, assuming that it is easier to do so