Have classrooms become battlegrounds? Anecdotal evidence indicates a concerning trend of increased behavioral issues among children returning to school after the disruptions caused by the pandemic. Are we witnessing the delayed effects of isolation, disrupted routines, and heightened anxieties manifesting in the classroom? Or are there additional factors contributing to what some teachers describe as a decline in classroom decorum and focus? / Charging your phone to 100%? You might be doing yourself a disservice (19:55). On the show: Steve Hatherly, Laiming & Fei Fei
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Coming up, the pandemic threw the education world upside down,
causing students and teachers alike to have to adjust.
But coming back to the classroom post pandemic was or is a period of adjustment as well.
And apparently some students might be having a little bit of a hard time
with said adjustments after that.
Are you the type of person who goes into complete panic when your phone battery says 50% remaining?
Ah, get me to the nearest charger.
I need it to be 100%.
Well, if that's you, you're not alone.
But if that's you, we may have something that will change your mind.
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