You changed everything

                   

       The government created protocols, quarantines, facemasks, and face shields during Covid 19. Lockdowns were implemented worldwide, governments are strict when the COVID 19 first appears, and we cannot deny that we were all impacted by this pandemic. Ayudas were trending, and people were buying in a frenzy. The educational system also underwent transition, moving from traditional face-to-face classes to online and modular classes. A large number of kids were significantly impacted by these alterations that were made.

 

                    I spent the entire lockdown season looking through social media and playing online games. Because there are no covid 19 cases in the area, my family and I did not get very alarmed. Due to the shutdown, my parents also stopped working. My body clock was completely messed up by the pandemic; I sleep between three and five in the morning and wake up between one and three in the afternoon. I was first delighted when they informed us there would be no courses for two weeks, but two weeks stretched into two years. I undertook my classes casually in the past, and the online classes did not help. The change in the educational system really affected me. The modular lesson is more challenging for me than the in-person classes since in modular classes a lot of tasks were given.

 

                    Fortunately, neither my family nor I experienced any Covid 19 effects. Since there were no quizzes or homework back then, I find it difficult to adjust to the face-to-face classes we are taking now. Because my body clock is fixed, I now go to sleep between 10 and 11 am. Unlike before, when there were thousands of COVID-19 in our province, the number of cases is currently quite low. Hopefully, the globe is now completely free of covid.