https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i en-us 2020-04-09 12:05:25 UTC 2022-05-20 00:39:40 UTC hello@padlet.com seanbowles8 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/500381716 * 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

- Post your answer on the attached Padlet wall.  Double click anywhere on the wall. Record your first and last name. Then in 200 to 300 words, record your answer.  You may write or do an audio recording of your answer.
- Use evidence/reasoning from your own life experiences and any other resources to support your answer.  ]]> 2020-04-09 12:05:25 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/500381716 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/500715098 I think that for the most part it will go back to being normal. For the first few days or weeks because they are not used to going out or anything.  But the people who are still going out and doing things with friends (like me) I feel like they will be the people who continue as normal.  But there also might be some people who are really afraid that there will still be people with it around them.

]]> 2020-04-09 15:02:36 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/500715098 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/500767870 A. 
I think that after the coronavirus is over people will be more cautious of other people. I think that public spaces  will stay the same I don't think that people will try to avoid public spaces. I think that people will try to avoid other people more then they did before. 
B.
 I think that Business rules/policies for cleanliness are going to be more strict. Other than that I don't think there will be many changes I also think that those changes are going to be temporary and they will just blow over. 
C. 
I think for school and learning I don't think that anything will change inside of school but I think outside of school when we have snow days I think that we will have classes online instead of having the day off with no work. But other than that I don't think that there will be any changes. 
D.  I think that there might be some precautions if when we go back to school there is still some coronavirus cases but once there are no more coronavirus cases I think it will go back to normal and there will be no precautions. I think that there might be more hand sanitizing stations. But I think like in a place of business the precautions will just blow over in a little bit. ]]> 2020-04-09 15:26:55 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/500767870 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/500848949 I think that once the coronavirus pandemic reaches an end we will not immediately return to our normal lives before the pandemic. It is likely that we will slowly remove restrictions and precautions until we eventually reach a normality. However once the pandemic is over it doesn’t mean the virus is gone because if the pandemic ends that simply means that the virus isn’t international and it could regain its size if not still monitored after the pandemic. If the corona virus is not still monitored after the pandemic it will likely cause people with hidden symptoms to go into public and crowded areas and spread the virus to become as big as it currently is. All of these events would be very much negative. It would also negatively affect more than just the people within the virus but also the economy and the people that have to witness and be around it.However after a while we could continue to return back to the public in crowded areas with more caution than before the pandemic. Schooling will likely resume after a while and so will the majority of crowded public events however this  is  a hopeful outlook on the topic so none of this is guaranteed.]]> 2020-04-09 16:06:06 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/500848949 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/500933222 After the coronavirus pandemic is over, normal life will be temporarily changed. People won't be used to all the parties and gatherings with other people so they might forget what is fun and what they like to do. I think that eventually people will get back to how it was before the pandemic, but it will just take a bit of time. I think that public places will be packed because the first thing people would like to do is just do what they normally do. Businesses might change their rules on interaction with some people. I think it would take everyone a bit to get used to school again. Also, the rules at school might include less interactive things.]]> 2020-04-09 16:50:43 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/500933222 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/501093906 I think right when the coronavirus pandemic is over, people are going to be around their friends more often, going shopping, going away for the first month or two. Then after people finally get adjusted back to normal life, everything will be the same again and it will seem as if it never happened. I htink in school, it will be a hard adjustment back into school and we are going to have to do days of review so we can get back into the rhythm of it. I also think that people are going to be more cautious of sicknesses around the world. When traveling people may still wear masks, wiping down things at a park or grocery store. Overall, I think that people are going to be more cautious about where they go and what they do, but still allow themselves to have fun.]]> 2020-04-09 18:27:29 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/501093906 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/501188381 I think that people at public places will be much more careful, just out of habit, and will be much more conscious about personal space.  I think that businesses will pay more attention to the health safety.  I think that at school, we will pay more attention to teaching about washing hands and staying sanitary.  I think that in general, the majority of people will be more aware of how often they touch their faces, and how little they wash their hands, and how far away they are from people.  I noticed that when I see people passing me on the sidewalk, they all have masks and stay far apart from each other.  They always seem so proud that they are six feet apart, or that they are going for a walk with face masks.  I think that after a while this will become a habit, and although so many people are dying from COVID-19 I think that people will be more sanitary and get sick less. They will remember this and try to stay more healthy by washing hands and not touching their face. I also noticed that more people are going for runs and walks, and I am also finding myself exercising more often. I think that this is because I am at home, and I have more time and less to do. This is another good habit that I think lots of people will stick to after the coronavirus. I think people will mostly keep good habits from the corona time.]]> 2020-04-09 19:35:16 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/501188381 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/501223768 I think some people will go back to doing everything like they normally would, but a lot of people will probably be paranoid. Some people might still wear masks and gloves everywhere. When summer comes, there won't be as mush people at amusement parks and beaches, because some people will be very scared of the virus still lurking around. Also, I think that a lot of businesses will be closed down, because maybe they were shut down during the virus and went bankrupt. If we end up coming back to school this year, I think it will be stressful trying to get back to school and then have to fit in a bunch of work before summer. Also, Instagram will be blown up with people's "We got though it together I knew we could, look what we can do when we work together" inspirational reflection posts. Overall, I think a lot of things will be slowed down at first, but I think with time everything will fall back into place.  ]]> 2020-04-09 20:05:53 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/501223768 samuelmathew https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/501441211 After the coronavirus pandemic is finally over, going back to our normal life won´t exactly be the same just like when there wasn't the coronavirus. Many people would feel uneasy over going back to public places or work because it is still necessary to isolate themselves from others since even if the pandemic is completely over, it could come back and have even more dangerous effects. This could be based on how protected the environment is from the virus and how immune our body is to the virus. Also in order for an end to the coronavirus there needs to be a vaccine that dramatically decreases the death tolls and total cases of the coronavirus across the world. Countries around the world even go as far as continuing their lockdowns until the cases for the virus greatly decreases or if there is a new cure for the virus. In our normal life, a better way to prevent ourselves from receiving the virus may exist when we work, learn, and exerise outside our homes. We would most likely sit a specific distance away from others in places like theaters, schools, and concerts. Although, it's for sure that social distancing would exist with many people even if the cases for the coronavirus is noticable decreasing. During this pandemic there were many people who were isolating themselves at home so the roads wouldn't be busy and all and the streets were empty. This gave animals the ability to roam around the silent streets without any problems, so life for animals too could change as well. It is for sure that traveling to other countries still wouldn't be safe at all since there could be the virus living on our food, walls, buttons, and other things that we touch and ingest on a daily. Also, there could still be many public places that could remain closed for a long time even after the coronavirus pandemic. So other than all this, life should slowly go back to normal after this pandemic is finally over.]]> 2020-04-10 01:10:20 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/501441211 https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/501441781 I think people are still going to be cautions, but at the same time, I think people are going to be happy to get out and might do something stupid. I think streets would slowly fill up, and stores will slowly start to open. School would open and still encourage students to wash hands etc. I also believe people will still be cautious when things first start to clear up. Things won't be the same, they won't go back to like it used to, but it could be similar. ]]> 2020-04-10 01:11:30 UTC https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/501441781 paigemcdonough https://padlet.com/seanbowles8/hjtisvuv9n0w7c7i/wish/503055245 A) I think that people would watch what they touch and clean a lot of places that they go to and parents will probably take their kids to the park less.
B) I don't think that people will shake hands as much.
C) There will probably be less touching.
D) Everyone will probably be further away from each other.
E) I just feel like it will all be very different because of how contagious and serious this is.

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