Conversation 24: Zoom is still overwhelming in 2022, mental exhaustion, and Covid standards for schools make no sense

Update: 2022-01-25

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Today me and my mom have a conversation about the impact Zoom and covid still have on the schools and kids we work with. I share my experience with running online counseling groups with kids and my approach for groups. My mom shares some in person challenges she has been facing and the impact hybrid schooling has. We discuss our opinions about schools being restricted by the lack of resources needed to set appropriate Covid safety protocols and how ridiculous it is that school zoom hours won't count towards yearly school hours. We end today's conversation with my mom sharing how she helped find 2 different test taking approaches by just observing. Reminder: We are only two individuals having a conversation on these topics. Thank you for listening!

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Conversation 24: Zoom is still overwhelming in 2022, mental exhaustion, and Covid standards for schools make no sense

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Conversation 24: Zoom is still overwhelming in 2022, mental exhaustion, and Covid standards for schools make no sense

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Conversation 24: Zoom is still overwhelming in 2022, mental exhaustion, and Covid standards for schools make no sense