Coronavirus in kid's eyes
As schools poise to open in the coming weeks, parents, teachers and students all want to know one thing: How risky is it to open in person? The unfortunate truth: No one is sure.
When it comes to the coronavirus, “going back to school is going to be a learning experience.
Today we are talking to kids!
Belma
Belma is 11 years old, she is studying first class. She says that coronavirus prevented her from going to school, and she misses her colleagues and her teacher very much.
As soon as schools reopen, government officials should place buckets of water for pupils to wash their hands, and control social distance in order to ensure safety in schools.
Jeremias
Jeremias is 12 years old, he says that he no longer attends school because of a very dangerous disease called coronavirus.
According to him, before schools reopen, the government must implement strict biosafety measures to facilitate hand washing.
Most governments around the world have temporarily closed educational institutions in an attempt to contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. These nationwide closures are impacting hundreds of millions of students. Several other countries have implemented localized closures impacting millions of additional learners.
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