The COVID-19 pandemic has changed education forever. This is how
With schools shut across the world, millions of children have had to adapt to new types of learning.The COVID-19 has res...
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Covid19 has disrupted the school system in Serbia and, for more than 6 months, students did not have a normal education. Will that have long-term consequences?At the beginning of the new school year, on 1st September 2020, teachers had to meet their new first-grade students, children who are only 6 or 7 years old. Before roll-call, they had to put on facemasks and disinfect their hands with alcohol. Instead of seeing their lovely and curious faces, teachers could only see their confused eyes. Instead of receiving some candy, students got their hands disinfected. That was a stressful beginning for 66.000 of our youngest students and their parents.After The World Health Organization declared a global pandemic on 11th March, the Republic of Serbia declared a state of emergency on the 15th. It was in the middle of the school year in Serbia.
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Impact of COVID-19 over Kid's Mental Health in Serbia
Covid19 has disrupted the school system in Serbia and, for more than 6 months, students did not have a normal education. Will that have long-term consequences?At the beginning of the new school year, on 1st September 2020, teachers had to meet their new first-grade students, children who are only 6 or 7 years old. Before roll-call, they had to put on facemasks and disinfect their hands with alcohol. Instead of seeing their lovely and curious faces, teachers could only see their confused eyes. Instead of receiving some candy, students got their hands disinfected. That was a stressful beginning for 66.000 of our youngest students and their parents.After The World Health Organization declared a global pandemic on 11th March, the Republic of Serbia declared a state of emergency on the 15th. It was in the middle of the school year in Serbia.
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