This is one problem I think remote learning could solve, like geographic arbitrage. Just like before Netflix, Hulu, Disney+ etc you had one cable provider in y

This is one problem I think remote learning could solve, like geographic arbitrage. Just like before Netflix, Hulu, Disney+ etc you had one cable provider in your location, the package gave you some of the channels you wanted but never everything, and a lot of channels you didn't now you can do what you want, and your provider isn't based on your geographic location. Remote learning allows you to choose a school, or even a teacher based on your kids needs. Pick one that has the teaching method you want, say you have a kid with dyslexia but none of the teachers in your local school have experience with it. You can now go to the "school" or class with the teacher that specializes in teaching kids with dyslexia. Your school system doesn't pay enough to hire and keep good teachers or at least live comfortably in your area? Say 40-60k in your city doesn't go far enough there, but the teacher could be in a cheaper city or state as long as they're board certified in your state. The inverse could be true, a really good teacher could work for NYC schools making good money, but live in NY State. Some rural communities are hiring teachers out of the Philippines because they can't find good teachers willing to live in those areas, remote learning may also help solve this need. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/sep/05/arizona-teachers-filipino-schools-low-pay https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/sep/05/arizona-teac... https://www.fox32chicago.com/news/schools-in-illinois-florida-arizona-and-colorado-hiring-teachers-from-philippines-to-fight-staff-shortages https://www.fox32chicago.com/news/schools-in-illinois-florid...