Research abstract

An Emotional Mother

Educators and parents all over the country are clashing because of in person classes beginning during the pandemic.

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One woman has taken photos of her son having a hard time during the current pandemic. Virtual learning has challenged many children who are forced to learn from their home instead of school. Some campuses have allowed students to return to in-person learning while others have made kids stay online to learn. Kids are suffering not only because learning online is harder but they miss out on socializing with peers and hands-on experience too.

Key takeaways

  1. Some kids are having a very hard time with the virtual learning environment.
  2. Some students have started classes in person while others have started online.
  3. Parents and teachers all over the nation have clashed about the return to school.

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