By Brian Geraghty Introduction In 1969, nearly half of American students in grades K-8 walked or biked to school.[1] By 2017, that number had fallen below 10%.[2] In half a century, the geography of childhood has collapsed—from the neighborhood to the backyard to the living room—while the parental gaze has expanded to fill the void. […]READ FULL ARTICLE
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