Abstract
It started with a simple little filler in USA Today 25 years ago. It showed a broken student desk with cobwebs on it and offered data on “average yearly absences” in Japan, Germany, and the United States. Assessing my own data, I verified that they were on point and proceeded to discuss why this was a major hurdle for our kids and what could be done. Now, 25 years later, I am revisiting this topic, but through the virtual lens, including new data.
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