In-person teaching makes sense when you have relatively few students per teacher. Some things can’t even be taught by video or book. School is weird though. The

In-person teaching makes sense when you have relatively few students per teacher. Some things can’t even be taught by video or book. School is weird though. There’s 20+ student/pupils/kids per teacher. All neatly lined up. All sitting like a well-postured potato for the most part. Yeah, what’s the point? Are they really getting the personal, hands-on help that the in-person setting facilitates? Or is it more about parking the kids in that place where all the other parents park their kids between kindergarten and college?