Our girls back to school campaign is ongoing. Day 32
In response to the unprecedented educational challenges created by school closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic, more than 90 per cent of countries have implemented some form of remote learning policy.
Our today's guest will share with us the methods she used to continue learning when her school was closed.
Hello guys, my name is Domingas da Silva Wela, I study in the eighth grade and I'm 14 years old. I am here to talk about how the pandemic affected my studies.
How did the pandemic affect your studies?
Well, the pandemic misaligned my studies in the following aspects: I could not see or interact with my colleagues, although we communicated on Facebook but I could not see them in person, we no longer had that experience we had before, I could not visit my family nor see the teachers.
Moreover, we spent 9 months without studying, without interacting in the educational program.
During that time you stayed at home did you do anything to continue learning?
Yes, I did. My teacher created a study group on facebook that allowed us to attend classes online.
Now that the schools reopened, have you returned to study?
Yes I went back to school.
How is the dynamics there? Haven't you forgotten anything you studied before the pandemic? How do you adapt?
Well, I haven't forgotten anything. It is just being difficult to adapt to the new customs because we are not used to studying in January and we are also separated from our colleagues, one group is in class A and another group in Class B.
Has your school created any preventive measures against the coronavirus?
Yes, the did, but there's no security at school.
What is wrong?
Well, some colleagues violate the prevention rules against covid-19.
Have you followed the preventive measures against the coronavirus?
Yes I am following.
What are the preventive measures against covid-19?
Use the mask properly, use hand sanitizer and wash hands with soap and water.
Aren't you afraid of the pandemic?
Yes I am afraid, because it has killed many people and I am afraid of getting infected.
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