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3 years ago

Give me 3 reasons, backed by facts and reason, that schools should close during pandemic. Please i am behind on my essay.

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aliya0001 [1]3 years ago

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Answer:

1) Schools are a breeding ground for Co vid. This can be seen by the fact that in the UK, co vid cases rose drastically.

2) It is unfair for students to be expected to work normally during a time such as this, when there are many other things that are likely to be on their minds, such as family members getting sick.

3) Children should not be expected to always adhere to co vid rules, especially younger children. They shouldn't have to go into potentially dangerous schools during a deadly pandemic when they can just learn from home instead

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