I'm curious to know and think it's really interesting to see the global trends in pandemic education. Feel free to respond with a quick phrase or sentence!
I go to boarding school in the US. We'll have classes in-person with strict physical distancing and face mask regulations. Living conditions are going to so different from past years, but our school is planning on having "family units" of 4-5 students: these students won't have to wear masks or distance around one another. International students, like me, can choose to return to campus or participate in classes virtually. Think of our reopening plan as flexible!
Good question. As far as I can tell, there isn't much of one!
Going to college in London this term! I'm not actually going, which was a hard decision I had to make after a long discussion with my parents. Being reckless, I wanted to go despite there being a higher risk of catching COVID than if I stayed in Hong Kong. They didn't want me to go. (They were right.)