It's really, really hard for kids to avoid a handful of super-toxic students in their class, Avoiding everyone is not the best solution to that. It's a part of

It's really, really hard for kids to avoid a handful of super-toxic students in their class, Avoiding everyone is not the best solution to that. It's a part of growing up to be able to deal with people of all ilks. Living in a bubble is not healthy. I have plenty of anecdotal evidence of suicides and depression in lockdown. Numbers like x% better are meaningless without a base rate and this article is guilty of presenting numbers in that way. It's dangerous talk, so the author should be more responsible IMHO, or it indicative of the author not caring. Higher or lower against the base rate, this article will likely be quoted incorrectly and foster myths.