Research abstract

A Lost Generation

Kids are very much behind in school and educators fear they will not be able to catch up.

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Educators in Israel are fearful of distance learning and that it will lead to a generation that is lost. Kids are having a lot of emotional issues with the pandemic and teachers are struggling a lot as well. The pandemic has forced teaching to be a lot different now and kids are not learning the way that they used to. A lot of them are behind in their learning, so they are struggling to gain an education.

Key takeaways

  1. It has been tough for teachers to run schools while people are at home.
  2. Physical distance from the students has proven to be a tough thing.
  3. More than 40 teachers have been quarantined over the holidays.

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