Hey Michael, The pandemic won't change schools any more than they've changed the remainder of our production-based regime. CEOs want their workers back on the job and teachers want their students likewise. The thing they both have in common is that both look to the current paradigm to maintain job security (particularly in that they know that someone else will do it better if they let that go). Schools have an even greater degree of reinforcement (of the status quo) in that it's nearly impossible to be a baby sitter without physically having the baby (and THAT is the primary job to be done here and not education). Love your stuff - always stimulating. Take care.
Hey Michael, The pandemic won't change schools any more than they've changed the remainder of our production-based regime. CEOs want their workers back on the job and teachers want their students likewise. The thing they both have in common is that both look to the current paradigm to maintain job security (particularly in that they know that someone else will do it better if they let that go). Schools have an even greater degree of reinforcement (of the status quo) in that it's nearly impossible to be a baby sitter without physically having the baby (and THAT is the primary job to be done here and not education). Love your stuff - always stimulating. Take care.