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[QUOTE="Hey Adrien!, post: 3965290, member: 5787"]
Definitely feeling more grateful and putting more time and effort into things that matter.  Not stressing over little things, etc. I think quality of life will be better post- vs pre-pandemic just due to mindset. I feel more compassionate and a better listener, which is odd since I’ve seen less people.

Been at school 100% in person except for one two-week quarantine in November.

Of course, masks and distancing is consistent but other changes:
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[*]all classes are 90 minutes but just 3 days/week. This was done to make switch to Zoom easier for kids. But that rarely happened, anyways. Next year, we’ll be back to the regular rotations of 45 min classes every day and one day for 90 min.
[*]Not coaching three seasons (cross-country, basketball, softball) but we started cohorted “sports sampler” electives. Just fun to do something active after classes and make some extra $$$
[*]Only tutoring online. That’ll continue post-pandemic, especially for my students from farther away. After getting used to it, I love tutoring on zoom and I feel it’s more concise and parents get more for their $$$
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