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The effect of the pandemic on education are still unfolding. one thing is clear here in new york city, enrolment is down as parents don't feel safe sending their kids back to school or they have left the city altogether. i spoke to a sociologist who studies in early childhood about the effects of all pandemic anxiety on how kids learn. we have long known that it's the social emotional comfort and motivation children feel that provides the foundation for cognitive growth in pre—literacy development or language development. so if kids are feeling anxious, if they are wearing masks in pre—k, ...

Enrolment is down, as parents either don't feel safe sending their kids back to school, or they've left the city altogether. i spoke to bruce fuller, a sociologist who studies early childhood, about the effects of all this pandemic anxiety on how kids learn. we've long known that it's social, emotional comfortl and motivation children feel| that provides the foundation for cognitive growth— and pre—literacy development, oral language development. so, if kids are feeling - anxious, if they're wearing masks in pre—k, theyjust don't have that immediate social- interaction and base—level- ...

Are feeling anxious, if they're wearing masks in pre—k, theyjust don't have that immediate social interaction and base—level confidence upon which learning occurs. jordyn�*s preschool and kindergarten years were upended by the pandemic, yet she's doing well at school academically and learning to deal with her anxiety. we do breathing, she does breath work. we do some meditation music that helps settle her in the evening also. so, we're coping, it's getting better. just as kids get back on track, parents are hoping the 0micron variant doesn't mean a return to remote learning this winter. ...

But it's certainly lasted a little longer. the effect of the pandemic on education is still unfolding. but one thing's clear in new york city — enrolment is down, as parents either don't feel safe sending their kids back to school, or they've left the city altogether. i spoke to bruce fuller, a sociologist who studies early childhood, about the effects of all this pandemic anxiety on how kids learn. we've long known that it's social, emotional comfort and motivation children feel that provides the foundation for cognitive growth and pre—literacy development, oral language development. so i...

We've long known that it's social, | emotional comfort and motivation children feel that provides - the foundation for cognitive growth and pre—literacy development, oral language development. i so, if kids are feeling anxious, - if they're wearing masks in pre—k, theyjust don't have that immediate social interaction and _ base—level confidence - upon which learning occurs. jordyn�*s preschool and kindergarten years were upended by the pandemic, yet she's doing well at school academically and learning to deal with her anxiety. we do breathing, she does breath work. we do some meditatio...