Kids have had long holidays as long as the school system has existed, and they never regressed enough for the general public to raise the alarm. My own childre

Kids have had long holidays as long as the school system has existed, and they never regressed enough for the general public to raise the alarm. My own children just repurposed the tools used for remote learning, and now interact more with their peers than they did before the pandemic (and its not just video games either: there's a fair amount of creative activity that happens). Kids are incredibly resilient. Poor education practices like chaining them to Zoon for hours at a time to attend class, on the other hand, would damage anyone, and show there's a long way to go in the remote learning space. You'd have expected some high profile projects to shine, but I haven't heard a lot from them.