Spot on! The COVID impact on education is way too broad to narrow down to one. For some kids in K-12, especially the ones before 9th grade, physically going to school has a social benefit. Since that is where their friends are. As for the parents, in the U.S. anyway, school plays an important simply for "babysitting". There is a huge gap between people getting off work and school letting out. The pandemic has really brought out a lot of underlying issues with the social welfare system in the U.S.
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I think all of the options presented are major concerns. Some parents do not feel comfortable sending their children to school yet, so they stay at home and learn online which can be difficult for some…
Clever question.
All of the above!