Covid-19 classroom lessons


THE pandemic has created havoc in all aspects of our personal and social-economic life. Lives have been lost, businesses destroyed, economies in recession.

The uncertainty seems to grow and hope for a better time seems far away. But one of the most invaluable lessons from all this is the insight about ourselves in relation to others and the world around us.

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