How the pandemic has impacted our daily life and Pandemic learning
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Introduction
GlobalPandemicone is fighting with this pandemic of coronavirus. It has affected many people, inPandemicstudents. The epidemic is Pandemic all the countries economically, politically as well as socially. Covid-19 is a lung disease or rather a respiratory disease that is caused by the coronavirus. It’s the first paPandemichat causes health crises all over the world. The condition requires people to keep distances with other people, hence no social gathering in most Pandemicountries. Therefore, this pandemic causes many policymakers in different countries to close all the schools, colleges, and universities. But at the same time, these peoPandemicconfused wondering should they close schools to keep the distance and save people or should it open them allow people to work and maintain the Pandemicof the country. Since the pandemic has a vital effect on most families, most of the parents lose their jobs and are not in a position to support their families. At the same time, students are affected because they are undertaking homeschooling, which is changing their social lives and learning.
For instance, most of the students in CUNY are also affected since they are forced to undertake online learning, which, to some extent, is not practical because it’s all about trial and error. Students are doing their assessments online w a lot of mistakes and as well with uncertainty, which contributes to most of their assessments being canceled (Sahu, 2020). Going to school is an essential thing since it helps students to develop their social skills. Pandemic a good ground for most of the students to interact effectively with their colleagues and share in discussion with other improviPandemic studies. Due to this, pandemic mostPandemicstudent their social skills are deteriorating since it hinders people from moving from one place to another and gathering in a place Pandemicere are many people.
The pandemic causes frustrations to most of the children and families. Families are the best pillar that supPandemicildren pursue their studies as well as excelling in their lives. Most of the time, parents have been devoting their time to help their studentPandemic loss Pandemicduring this pandemic. Some have been assigning their kinds of problems to solve as well as helping them to assess online learning materials. Pandemic so unfortunate that this pandemic is likely to cause an increase in inequality in most countries. Not all parents who are in a position to help their children assess online materials like others may be doing (Impact of COVID-19 on informal workers, 2020). Therefore, these kids will not be learning as others, but they will be left behind by their fellow mates. Other parents lack sufficient knowledge; thus, it’s tough for that parent to teach or help their kids in something they don’t understand also. Therefore, through the global home running, it may cause to some be a fun moment, others inspiration moment, some frustrating moment, and the pandemic moment where it’s unlikely to balance this effect when the schools open. It through the closure of the schools, which has led to many examplesPandemicostponed.
In conclusion, pandemic involves a global crisis that affects the economic, social, and political factors of most of the countries. The covid-19 is the worldwide health crisis that causes many schools, colleges, and universities to be closed in most states. It causes frustration to most of the students who cannot assess online learning as their mates are doing hence increasing social inequality in most countries. It also affects the economy of the countries where most of the people have lost their jobs, thus increasing the number of dependents in the states.
References
Impact of COVID-19 on informal workers. (2020). https://doi.org/10.4060/ca8560en
Sahu, P. (2020). Closure of universities due to coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19): Impact on education and mental health of students and academic staff. Cureus. https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.7541