There are some unconventional innovations as students head back to the classroom after a year of virtual learning.

DETROIT – A Metro Detroit author started a home school when the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic first hit, but the focus is not on math or English. The focus is on social skills that many parents are worried about with their children still being at home. Imagine a virtual classroom where students are getting lessons in how to work out sibling rivalry and that has a focus on rivalry and focus on diversity and mental health. READ: Wayne-Westland school officials work to make sure students can learn remotelyDismondy is teaching social skills in a virtual classroom. READ: More education coverageTwo thousand families signed up last time and there was close to 400 students logging in at a time.