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Students, who should be present in the classroom for their regular classes, are at their homes today. Similarly, teachers who would normally be ready for lesson plans, hands-on exercises, and ways to strengthen interactions with their students, did not have a classroom to attend. They have become online teachers.
But, like they always do, they stay dedicated and do their work to the best of their abilities. Our teachers, households, and neighbourhoods have been charged with exploring alternative ways to help children, due to COVID-19 forcing schools to close since last year.
Via Edumorfosis, Yashy Tohsaku, David W. Deeds
