It’s true that the education system is in turmoil and many kids are struggling. Parents, too, are feeling the strain, now bearing an unexpected load of their kids’ educations. Teachers and schools bear the brunt of the burden, juggling their passion for education, fielding community pressures and personal safety concerns, while trying to reinvent the construct of brick and mortar schools.
The situation is less than ideal. Measures forced by circumstance are rarely ideal and tend to be riddled with hiccups and missteps. But this isn’t a simple crisis management exercise. As an added layer, there’s a baffling disconnect on what the crisis even is.
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Kids are sponges. We must take care of how we teach them now | The Kansas City Star
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