“What we’re doing to poor kids is a disgrace,” he said. “These poor kids are not in school. They will never recover from this. … The virtual classes are a joke. It is worse than a joke. Poor people don’t have iPads. They don’t have WiFi, [and] they don’t have somebody at home to sit during the day and force the child to pay attention. And without that, the virtual learning just does not exist.”
if you have to “force the kids to pay attention” your education has utterly failed. consider re-evaluating life choices or staircasing yourself.
there's a reason i almost killed one and am ambivalent to the other.