The New School Life

Some Overwhelmed Parents Abandoning Pandemic Homeschooling | Time

The New School Life

As you all know, the quarantine due to the pandemic has moved physical schooling to virtual schooling. Its different, but for the safety of the community it had to be done. However, its not all bad. We can make most of the situation. I know its summer now but, this can prepare you for the Fall. 
It is going to be an adjustment, but its not impossible. We just have to think positive and think of it as a normal school day. You can still zoom/FaceTime your friends.
 As a homeschooler, there is still a change I have to adjust to. I have to stay home, not go anywhere. However, the way of schooling is the same.
You must not think of this a bad thing. You can always Google, email your teachers, and call your friends for help. Its even at your leisure, being at home. So, lets think positive of the situation and make the most of it!

Have an Awesome Day!!

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