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With the likelihood that schools and universities will begin to ‘adopt a more hybrid model’ of offline and online learning in the coming months, experts in the educational toy sector have suggested that a post-pandemic world will see a greater value placed on STEM toys and STEM learning. It’s the belief of the award-winning toy company, Osmo, that as a new hybrid market begins to emerge from the dust clouds of 2020 and the impacts of the coronavirus, there will be an accelerated pace of tech-driven innovation in education. It believes that as a result of this, STEM toys are...