I Started Khan Academy. We Can Still Avoid an Education Catastrophe.

10/24/2020

In this opinion article, the author discusses the challenges faced by schools during the coronavirus pandemic and the shift to online learning. The author argues that the widespread adoption of digital learning has exacerbated existing inequalities in education, as not all students have equal access to technology or the internet. The article highlights the negative impact on disadvantaged students who may lack the necessary resources or support at home to fully participate in remote learning. The author concludes by urging policymakers to address these disparities and invest in equitable educational solutions for all students.

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