Sounds like he's ready for an office job /s
And the stuff that is missing at home, even with video calls, is the more intersting stuff around communication. At home learning is slower and more composed of those less fun activities. That is also what my kids were telling me about what they miss from school.
This whole "now people see how horrible schools are" is not sentiment I an getting from people I know. They worry about kids learning less and are trying to figure out how to offset it, they worry about kids not socializing and so on. Maybe your school was horrible place, but the covid situation does not seem to prove that. Instead, it seem to make everyone including kids idealize the school.
I have two kids so they played together and they could play a lot more on tablets, so they were onle little bit more distractive then in person office gets.
Is this just me or does this phrase come across as needlessly hostile?