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Elijah, 9, reflects on 2020: 'Very bad with all the glitching' If kids are sponges for new information, 2020 gave them a lot to absorb, from the coronavirus to a tense election season. Part of Gerald Donaldsonâs job is to notice when kids are overwhelmed, and to help them work through it. Heâs a family support worker at Leschi Elementary in Seattle. As we close out the year, we asked Donaldson to interview a few students, to see how theyâre thinking about this extraordinary time and the world around them â even if they don't always get the news exactly right.
Jadorie, 10, reflects on 2020: âI miss everything, except mathâ For school kids everywhere, this is a year they will likely never forget. Neither will their parents. But amid all the upheaval for families, it can be tough to know how kids are thinking about this extraordinary time. As a family support worker at Leschi Elementary in Seattle, Gerald Donaldson, has a special seat at the kidsâ table, where kids tend to open up about whatâs weighing on their minds. This year, he picked up on some tough conversations about the coronavirus, the presidential election, and the prot...