Jal Mehta: We must make our schools more human

The pandemic showed us that education was broken. It also showed us how to fix it.

(Jun Cen for The New York Times)

The pandemic showed us that education was broken. It also showed us how to fix it.

(Jun Cen for The New York Times) The pandemic showed us that education was broken. It also showed us how to fix it.

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