As COVID-19 vaccines become widely distributed, the world starts to look forward to a sense of a “new normal” post-pandemic. Citizens are looking forward to resuming daily activities, children anticipate full weeks of school, and ICU beds become available to patients that do not have COVID-19. But the aftermath is still felt, and affects our mental health, especially for our first responders, healthcare workers, and those whose duties increased exponentially during the pandemic. Many concerns have been raised regarding the impact on groups in our society, one in particular is the students and teachers around the world.
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