What’s working and what’s hard by May Mandy

2025-05-13 02:59:00 UTC

Less strict dress codes

2025-05-13 03:01:09 UTC

allow to wear whatever jacket we want

2025-05-13 03:01:46 UTC

If I were born in VIetnam

2025-05-13 03:02:37 UTC

I believe the school should understand that after the earthquake, many students are emotionally affected, even if we look fine on the outside. Therefore I hope teachers can be more patient, flexible, with deadlines.

maymandy2009 — 2025-05-13 03:02:45 UTC

Family and friends for the first two questions. All the teachers are giving final project presentations 😭😭. If the final projects were less or some subjects be easier in terms of marking. (Tr Mildred its not you btw)

2025-05-13 03:06:24 UTC

music helped the most during online and post-earthquake learning because it creates a sense of calm and focus. Music becomes a safe space where I can zone in when everything feels uncertain or overwhelming. It manages my stress and acts like a personal shield against outside noises, mentally and emotionally.

2025-05-13 03:10:44 UTC

nothing has really changed for me

2025-05-13 03:12:39 UTC

playing horror game

2025-05-13 03:13:40 UTC

Emotionally and socially, I really need support, understanding, and connection. Just having someone to talk to, listen, or check in can make a big difference. I miss the routine and in-person interactions that helped me feel grounded, and I hope to slowly rebuild that sense of community and stability.