Wipe the board clean: Post-pandemic, we must radically reimagine K-12 education
As necessity is the mother of invention, many human crises have led to innovations that remained when the crises passed. The need to treat wounded soldiers in World War I brought us blood banks. The desire to avoid a repeat of the 1918 pandemic that came at the end of World War I led to the development of a flu vaccine when World War II broke out.
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