“When I look into a baby's eyes and ‘goo go ga ga,’ and the baby makes those sounds back, that child is learning how to make that hard G sound with me,” Sauk Prairie School District Superintendent Jeff Wright said. “But you can't learn that through a screen. And you also can't learn that if you see the foreheads of adults more than you see their full faces.”

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