“One of the things that I really hope that we hang on to as we move out of remote learning, is the power of technology to expand that learning community around the child and give them lots of resources,”
One of the things that I really hope that we hang on to as we move out of remote learning, is the power of technology to expand that learning community around the child and give them lots of resources.
— Joseph South
August 2022
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