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I agree with Luisa's story because school online has just been so hard. Ive had so much work on top of that these test are really distracting me from my homework. I hope it gets easier as it goes but if it doesn't i dont know what ill do.

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Answer the question below:
1. Do you agree with Luisa's story? If so why? State an example to support your response in 3- 5 sentences

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I agree with Luisa's story because since the beginning of the pandemic it was harder for us students to learn because you're learning through a screen. You log on everyday and have to fight the temptations of doing other things during class like going on your phone. You lose motivation to do your work and start to fall behind. Although I don't have a sibling with a learning disability I definitely agree that doing online school was a struggle.

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I agree with Luisa's story because it has been extremely hard for students to learn and have motivation to learn during the pandemic.I think this because a lot of students have a hard time learning at home and having the motivation to stay online and focus when their at home.A lot of students learn better in person then at home because they have the help and support they need to fully get the education they deserve. A lot of students also develop a sense of trauma and anxiety from trying to get their knowledge through a screen.

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I agree with Luisa's story because I found it extremely difficult to switch from in person school to online school. Learning at home for me is more difficult because I get easily distracted and can have a hard time focusing. Some students are visual Learners and won't understand the work if they don't see it in person.

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I agree with Luisa's story because we all learn in different ways. Some students need to be in person and see things visually in order to understand. Also i agree that parents are saying that we are lazy for not doing our work when we don't understand it. They dont understand that is it diffucult to learn over a screen copared to in person. Also they give us more work than we can handle everyday its not like we are learning much.

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I agree with Luisa’s story because ever since covid started school has been different. Everyday feels the same and it feels like my life is going in fast forward. We barely have any breaks or time relax. When we do i feel like our breaks get cut since we’re on online.

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Yes I agree with Luisa's story because in every school they has some kids that have learning disabilities where they don't even know what is going on so they have to work with them in order for them to know what's going on

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this story bring attention to the fact that we all struggle in many different ways some more then others,parents may see us and say we are being lazy but really it is hard motivating ourselves and dealing with our own problems

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I agree with Luisas story because I understand exactly where she is coming from. I remember last year we had about 2 essays due on the same day and homework on top of that. It felt like they was giving more homework then they would have if we were in school. It was a lot of pressure and it was our 8th grade year which made it even harder.

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I agree with Luisa's story because when covid hit things got harder. We had to be online all day everyday and it was really stressful because it was a lot of work to complete in a limited amount of time. It was also hard to stay focused while at home in class because everyone is home and it is very easy to get distracted and fall off track.

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I agree with Luisa's story. I don't relate personally to her story but I understand what her family had to go through. So many kids who have learning disabilities or just overall issues with school have been majorly affected by the pandemic to the point where the chances of graduating or going to the next grade are slim.

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I agree with Luisa's story because life when Covid occured, things went left and changed. The online schooling was definitely hard and still is hard to deal with. The having to look at a computer screen for atmost 8 hours and do work all in the same day and be due by 11:59 has big pressure on students that affect our mental health. She states how it's hard for her at home to deal with her sibling who has a disorder so I can imagine how much stress she's put under.

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I agree with Luisa's story because school has gotten diffcult 

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I somewhat agree with Luisa's story; it was a little hard without that in person connection. and unlike Luisa i don't really bond with this much time around my family. I'm a distant person and i like my personal space but being in the house 24/7 with these people is detrimental to my mental health. so i shut myself away from everyone and i don't regret it; it felt good it was a break it was a relief from the constant bickering and arguing the expectation for me to be perfect at every point and aspect of the day. school is hard and it start to seem like its no longer learning the work but just turning it in by 11:59. stress is everywhere; expectations are high and the uncertainties are scary

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I do agree with Lusia's because it is hard go to school online. You sometimes don't have the energy to do a lot of things that you have to do because you at home. Home to me is a cozy place where I just sit around and relax, but it hard to get in the spirit of going to school and doing your homework because of that comfy place. Thankfully I don't have a disorder sibling but I do know how it is to live with a sibling especially since mine is younger than me.But I love to see him laugh and I love to play with him.

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I agree with her because at the start of covid it was hard logging into classes and staying there looking at a screen all day. Also i never got to see my friends for a really long time and making new people to talk to was hard.

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I do agree with Lisa's story the pandemic has been a challenging experience and the isolation we been stuck in made us go into depression and have anxiety about our safety.

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I relate to Lisa's and Luisa's story. Once schools closed down, I think most of us thought of it like an early spring break, not a yearlong thing. Being at home is makes it hard for everyone. Its difficult to transition from something youve been used too for years, for something subpar.

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I agree with Luisa's story because school has gotten difficult during the pandemic. Getting the assistance that we used to get isn't the same as before, and being in a new environment with people you barely know makes it hard to reach out to our peers for help. Being at home can also be distracting since our family members could be working or also could be at school.

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I definitely do agree with Luisa’s story. It was an extremely difficult transition to go from in-person school to virtual learning because of the pandemic, especially for students with mental instability and learning disability. Although I can’t entirely relate to Luisa on needing an IEP or

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I do agree with Luisa's story despite the fact that I've never known anyone with a learning disability.It really is hard to focus during online school