tbh we really need to have a conversation about digital poverty cos assuming all students have both their own laptop and a reliable wifi connection stinks of classism
One of the only good ways Oregon has handled the pandemic is they handed every student a laptop and a hotspot. And you still have kids in my district who can't attend school because their houses don't have power. Even if it was normal times and kids can go to school how can you expect them to learn properly when they go home to dark houses in the middle of winter?
The biggest barrier to education is poverty and the first step to equity is addressing that.












