https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2 en-us 2020-04-09 02:33:55 UTC 2022-05-20 00:39:40 UTC hello@padlet.com seanbowles8 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/499771740 * Consider the following topics when answering this question:  A. People and public spaces (parks, playgrounds, athletic fields, sidewalks, concerts, etc.)
B. Business Rules/Policies (restaurants, supermarkets, retail stores, cinemas, museums, etc)  
C. School & learning  
D. School & health safety in classrooms, hallways, cafeteria, etc.
E.  Any other aspect of society that you think may change

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- Use evidence/reasoning from your own life experiences and any other resources to support your answer.  ]]> 2020-04-09 02:36:26 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/499771740 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/500717368 I think as much as people are going to be excited to have their regular lives back, people still might be scared because there might always be this virus out in the world. In any type of situation it is hard to predict what is going to happen depending on how many people took the pandemic seriously like wearing masks in their cars and everywhere. Then the people who didn't take it that serious, didn't wear mask and hung out with their friends. Personally I think at the start there are going to be people who don't go out until they feel that it is safe for their well being. But then there are people that are sick of being in their houses and are going to go and have fun loving their lives. But with public places opening back up again, I am not sure most business probably are going to open back up because of financial reasons. With parks maybe they will close a little bit longer, only time will really tell. But with schools I hope nothing miraculous changes and I doubt anything will. I mean it is not like they can really have us stay six feet away from each other all day  but maybe they will only sell pre packed lunches, who knows. I don't think much will really change maybe this will just teach people to keep public places cleaner and to wash their hands. ]]> 2020-04-09 15:03:43 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/500717368 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/500718078 After the CoronaVirus pandemic, normal life won't really be normal anymore. My mom and I were talking about it, and she said it might be comparable to 9/11. After 9/11, security everywhere was drastically improved, and that is a permanent thing. Now, 20 years later, security is the same as it was after that occurred.  I think that something like that is going to happen after this is over. Stricter travel rules, less public attractions, etc. Something about society is going to change permanently. 
I think that after the quarantine is lifted, everything will be slow to open. I don't think anyone is expecting to be able to go out day one after quarantine and go to a public area. It is going to take some time to slowly get everyone back into their normal routines. I don't think public spaces like parks and fields to open right away, because if they do, everyone will go. So many people have been going outside to escape the quarantine, that if there was somewhere where they could go, everyone would. And then there would be a big crowd of people, which is exactly what people don't want right away. I think restaurants will continue to do takeout only for a while, and some places like movie theaters and malls won't open right away. Everyone just wants and needs to be cautious, so we can make sure we are keeping everyone safe and healthy. School will probably start pretty soon after the quarantine is lifted. Our education is very important, and once they know that it is safe to do so, they will open back up. ]]> 2020-04-09 15:04:03 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/500718078 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/500783106 A) I think when the pandemic is over, all the people who have been quarantined and social distancing are going to have a hard time adjusting to life. Walking around without a mask is normal now, but when it's over, not to wear one is strange. 
B) When people are allowed to eat out and go to public places again, it's going to be weird; being in a room with lots of people. It's going to take some getting used to since we're used to not seeing that.
C) Personally, I've been sleeping a lot later than usual, so when I have to go back to school and wake up at 6:30 again, I'm going to be pretty mad.
D) Like I said about the restaurants, being in a public place with so many people is going to be strange. When people are eating, I bet they'll be extra careful about washing their hands and making sure they don't spread any germs.
 Also, I think that the government is going to make sure they have extra masks, respirators and ventilators in the National Stockpiles just in case of another pandemic. They were unprepared for this pandemic, so once it's over, I think they'll take the time to prepare for another one. ]]> 2020-04-09 15:33:51 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/500783106 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/500908118
After the coronavirus pandemic is over i think people will become half germaphobes. I think this because people will still know that a common cold could be going around and they don't want to catch it. I also this because people might not trust the people who the pandemic is over and think that they still need to stay safe and self quarantine. I think when the pandemic ends and go back to school people will still be social distancing and wont make too much physical contact. i think this will only destruct everyone's learning for the first week. After that people will get used to being so close together. In conclusion I think it will take people awhile to get used to living a normal life once the coronavirus pandemic is pronounced over.]]> 2020-04-09 16:37:05 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/500908118 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/500917497 I think that once the covid19 pandemic is over life will be a lot different. There will be higher sanitation standards at places like restaurants or even parks. I think that you will need to be confirmed healthy to fly in an airplane or ride a train. I've even heard people saying that people might not shake hands after this is over. That's kind of an insane thing to think about because we've been shaking hands for centuries on centuries without even thinking about it. I also believe that there is a possibility for a fashion style based on face masks. It's a bit of a stretch but it could happen. It will be a slow progression back to normal. I think that restaurants that could hold 100 people will start by only letting in 25-50 people at a time. Then eventually they will go up to like 75 or 85 and gradually make it back to normal]]> 2020-04-09 16:42:05 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/500917497 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/500973000 After the coronavirus pandemic is over, "normal life" might change because even though we are aloud outside and to interact with people, some people might still be worried about the virus and getting it. They might not want to touch things or go near a big group of people. Business rules and policies might be more strict about how many people can be in one place or what people can touch, there also might be more places to wash your hands or clean up. In school and learning areas there might be more distancing rules and more times to go wash your hands. The teachers might be more strict about how close students are to each other. Cafeteria food might not be served right away or the rules will be different. They will probably make students wash their hands before and after lunch. In science classrooms there might be more protection and safety. Big events and places where there are a lot of people like the Boston Marathon, the Olympics, airports, sports games, concerts, ect. might have less people there and will be a lot more quiet. I think people will become more conscious of what they are doing, where they are going, and how many people there are around them. ]]> 2020-04-09 17:12:48 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/500973000 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/501055405 Honestly, I think that everyone is going to have more rules and be more strict. I feel like people in public will still keep a distance from everyone, still wear masks, and I feel like people are still going to be very worried about everything. I feel like places like the park, fields and just public places won't be as crowded anymore, and i think that everyone is just going to set more rules for their kids and anyone else in the world. I think that going to restaurants there is going to be a pretty big change, I think that the people who work there are going to have more strict rules and wear gloves for protection. In my opinion, I don't think that school will be such a change, i just think that it will be a lot more clean and everyone is going to have strict rules.]]> 2020-04-09 18:01:53 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/501055405 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/501063537 Our world is changing before our eyes. When we are no longer self-isolating ourselves, I believe there will be a temporary affect on public activities. People might not go out as much as they want too, in fear being one of the last few people the virus infects. In terms of school learning, I don't think much will change. However, schools may take more health and safety precautions. Such as more hand sanitizer, taking outbreaks of a cold flu more seriously, etc. These are all just guesses based on what I've seen on the news or heard from other people. One thing I know is that we all want this to end soon.]]> 2020-04-09 18:07:15 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/501063537 sophiashagoury https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/501160008 Our world is changing before our eyes. When we are no longer self-isolating ourselves, I believe there will be a temporary affect on public activities. People might not go out as much as they want too, in fear being one of the last few people the virus infects. In terms of school learning, I don't think much will change. However, schools may take more health and safety precautions. Such as more hand sanitizer, taking outbreaks of a cold flu more seriously, etc. These are all just guesses based on what I've seen on the news or heard from other people. One thing I know is that we all want this to end soon.]]> 2020-04-09 19:13:18 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/501160008 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/501210203 I think many people will be more cautious with their surrounding now. I think parks and public spaces will take awhile until people get back into them. Businesses and Policies will be the same I feel like. For schools i think staff will make students wash hands more or whip down desks more often. I think learning will go straight back into where it left off.]]> 2020-04-09 19:53:42 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/501210203 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/501285707 - I think that people are going to be more aware. Like I think people will be paranoid. People are gonna think that there are still some people with it left, and there are some people left that still have the virus, so you still need to be cautious and aware of everyone you are going near. Also I think that people are going to be more conscious about common sickness. It will be more scary when you have a cough or the flu than it was before. Maybe people will wash their hands more and take proctotion to everything more. I think that would be better for the health of the world. ]]> 2020-04-09 21:04:02 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/501285707 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/501293874 After the coronavirus is over I think that people will still be weary of going out. I think that people are still going to be paranoid about the germs being in public places. On the other hand I think that people will be out and having fun with their friends. I think people will change to being more clean in the future and be more sanitary when they go outside. ]]> 2020-04-09 21:12:55 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/501293874 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/501394378 Alexia D’Arrigo: I think that the rules/policies of cleanliness will be WAY different. My reason behind this is that people are going to get MAJOR anxiety over everything. Like people will be washing their hands 24/7 and always using hand sanitizer. In addition I think we’ll be sold out of hand sanitizer and toilet paper for a while, because everyone has such bad anxiety that they don’t want this to happen again for a while. If COVID-19 comes back no one will recover, we’ll be stuck in this mindset that we HAVE to wear masks everywhere and be at least six feet apart so we won’t get sick. Also, I think that parents will be very concerned that their child might get sick at school or at a friend’s house. In my eyes I think that people will become hypochondriacs due to this virus. Due to everyone washing their hands 24/7 people’s immune system will be way weaker making people more prone to get sick. People’s policies everywhere will be to wash their hands with warm water and soap for at least 30 seconds. Or people will be using hand sanitizer that their hands will be beet from washing their hands too much.  ]]> 2020-04-09 23:38:15 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/501394378 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/501489709 I think that everything will feel strange coming back for at least a little while. It will be like the first day if school except you know all your teachers. I think that after a wee or two things will go back to normal. I hope people will be more careful when it comes to being sick and keeping away from each other when sick. ]]> 2020-04-10 02:58:10 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/501489709 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/502028002 I think that people will be a lot more cautious for a while. They're still gonna be scared and worried about the virus, because it's most likely going to come back. As for public places, I think that maybe parents will have their kids be a bit more sanitary and make sure parks are clean. 
School is tough to predict, because everything spreads so quickly there. I think they will look a lot harder for signs of the virus and make sure people don't come in sick. I think if they find a cure it will just be treated like the common cold, and a lot will go back to normal eventually.]]> 2020-04-10 13:46:21 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/dvy06wy2pd96oaa2/wish/502028002