> saying “dangers of remote schooling” is unnecessarily hyperbolic Also this: teen suicides went down for the first time in ages during the pandemic, and has r

> saying “dangers of remote schooling” is unnecessarily hyperbolic Also this: teen suicides went down for the first time in ages during the pandemic, and has rebounded since. https://www.nber.org/papers/w30795 https://www.nber.org/papers/w30795 Remote-only schooling might have been negative overall, especially for the younger ones, but it's more nuanced than all good vs. all bad. There are better and worse ways to run in-person schooling. There are better and worse ways to run remote schooling. There are positive and negative effects beyond the schools themselves. There are financial and other demands on parents to consider. There are even climate-change considerations. "Dangers of remote schooling" is a shibboleth, not an argument. P.S. Thank you @Nursie for taking the time to go point by point. Much appreciated.