As normalcy returns to schools, teachers and students gauge how pandemic affected learning
By Alanna LaDeaux Edmond Santa Fe High School On an average day, most students wake up and get ready to go to school, but COVID-19 changed all that, leaving students at home with parents and making online learning the norm. Students had to adapt quickly, and the average day turned into opening a laptop for class instead of going to school. Oklahoma teachers and students were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic when the school year was interrupted by school closures followed by mask mandates and social distancing. Beginning in 2020, the pandemic interrupted three school semesters, affecting school in spring…