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i can relate because that in-person experience is different. i have focusing issues and it makes it harder when i have to watch something on a screen and i'm not interested in it. a natural instinct to this is to turn it off or change the channel when im not entertained by something on a screen. yet when i'm not interested in person i respectfully sit through it until it's over or make up an excuse to get out of it.

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Answer the question below:
1. Do you relate with Titilayo Aluko story? If so why? State an example to support your response in 3- 5 sentences

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Although I can't relate to Titilayo Aluko with having no laptop or internet, I do relate to her in being unmotivated. After covid became prominent and we transitioned to online school I started to become unmotivated and began slacking on my assignments. This was not usual for a student like me, but from the overwhelming assignments to the lack of social interaction and practically being trapped, I felt over it. I often found myself, even to this day, building up missing work and having to rush to complete at the end to ensure I still maintain good grades. Quarantine has also created disconnected and caused me to lose some of the friends that I had and I went from having about 12 to just 4.

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I can relate to Titilayo Aluko because when i started school i didnt really care about my grades. Eventually i brought them back up too par but then i lost some friends as well. When covid came along it really messed up all our plans and i couldmt see anyone.

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I can definitely relate

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I could relate becasue once school started I was unmotivated and my grades started dropping. i can also relate with not see my frieds and also I have lost many friemds since covid started. Since we are all home it hard for us to keep contact and talk to people because we lose bonds and everyone changed. Whichi= is showing how covid had a huge effect on people .

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I can relate to Titilayo Aluko because once Covid hit, I started slacking in school bad. I used to have a lot of school friends now I don't have any. Everything just went down hill and her story just explains how the pandemic had a big effect on the students.

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I wouldn't say I could necessarily relate with Titilayo Aluko's story, but I've had similar experience. I had a laptop, but it didn't function well. I can relate to her not seeing her friends during the pandemic. You don't talk to people as much and you start to lose friends or lose the close relationship you had with people. Hearing her story made me realize how many students were affected during the pandemic.

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I half relate to Titilayo Aluko's story. I say this because there were times when i felt unmotivated to do any work, and just wanted a break from school. Like she said even during breaks you still gotta do work or make up assignments that you missed. It's like if you miss one assignment it brings your grade all the way down, and you'll have to do a lot of work to make up what that one assignment did. It's stressful because we get a lot of work and no time to relax. Then teachers or your parents wonder why your grade is going down, or you don't feel like getting out of your bed to go to school.

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I relate to parts of Titilayo Aluko's story because there were times where my parent's didn't have time to pay the WIFI bill. Though, when it goes out they pay it rather quickly. During 2020, when the pandemic hit suddenly, I didn't have the proper technology and had to borrow things. I also relate to the part about having family around when doing online school. I have siblings and they have their own online zoom classes around when I have classes; the backgroung can be loud.

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i don't fully relate to her story but i liked how this gives everyone a chance to see others struggles with the pandemic, everyone was sad about not seeing there friends while on the other end thee was people actually struggle with how they will carry out with their classes without having wifi or any electronic devices for school

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Yes, I relate with Titilayo Aluko's story because when the pandemic started she almost finish with the most important year of highschool which is her junior year. What happens in her junior year affects whether she will be a senior and whether she will have options for college. In the same way when the pandemic started I was in 8th grade. The most important year in middle school. That year determined if I was going to graduate middle school and what school I was going to for 9th grade. It was a very big deal and having to finish it off at home just added on more stress. But just like Titilayo, I got through it and passed with flying colors.

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Yes I can relate her story because when the pandemic started my mom couldn't really get WiFi so I had to use the WiFi hotspot on a tablet she bought. It was hard for me to do my assignments because sometimes the documents wouldn't load or the WiFi would be so slow that it would take an hour to submit an assignment.

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Yes, I can relate because when you don´t see your friends in person makes ya´ll start to drift apart. Some people actually lose a lot of friends that way, I know I did. Last year I used to talk to alot of people now I only talk to about 2, times got harder and people went their different ways. Online Instruction changed a lot of peoples lives.

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Yes I can relate because not seeing your friends actually in person it make you seem like you never going to see them because of this computer online and I don't want to do that either I would want to see my friends in person to