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On the basis of this, write a letter to your principal about your online studies giving feedback about your experience
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How schools with little COVID-19 spread are making it work
Kids' mental health can struggle during online school. Here's how teachers are planning ahead.
ERIN RICHARDS | USA TODAY | 2:05 pm EDT August 2, 2020
As schools debate about returning to online learning, the lack of internet access for many Americans is a big sticking point.
JUST THE FAQS, USA TODAY
When her South Carolina high school went online this spring, Maya Green struggled through the same emotions as many of her fellow seniors: She missed her friends. Her online assignments were too easy. She struggled to stay focused.
But Green, 18, also found herself working harder for the teachers who knew her well and cared about her.
"My school doesn't do a ton of lessons on social and emotional learning," said Green, who just graduated from Charleston County School of the Arts, a magnet school, and is headed to Stanford University. "But I grew up in this creative writing program, and I'm really close to my teachers there, and we had at least one purposeful conversation about my emotions after we moved online."
From the other teachers, Green didn't hear much to support her mental health.
That was a common complaint among parents when classes went online in March to stem the spread of coronavirus. With the sudden halt to in-person learning, many students missed their friends, yearned to be out of the house, developed erratic sleep habits and drove their (often working) parents crazy. On top of that, many were dealing with the trauma of sick or dying family members, economic hardship and disruption to the life they once had.