Perspectives S34/Ep5: Learning, reading and listening

COVID fatigue is real and it's having an impact on our kids. One metro Atlanta company is working with school systems in Georgia and across the country to make remote learning easier and more accessible to students as well as serving as a one stop repair shop. Stratix frees up teachers to teach and IT staff to work on desktops, not mobile devices. Next, he's one to watch on the Barnes and Noble February list of writers. Antwan Eady of Savannah wrote Nigel and the Moon, a book about a boy and his dreams. He's an advocate for reading for for there being more books with characters of color in African American homes. Finally, many in Atlanta know Doug Hooker as the head of the Atlanta Regional Commission. On February 6, he'll be behind a lectern on stage conducting a symphony he wrote. Without Regard to Sex, Race, or Color debuts at the Ferst Center on the Georgia Tech campus to open Black History Month.