Essay : Why virtual school has given us much needed laughs
Thanks to coronavirus, school has now become virtual. I know things are pretty serious out there but as someone who goes to online class everyday, let me tell you there are some light moments as well!
One day in one of my virtual classes, one of my friends asked me a riddle. “Who came to India without a visa and passport?” I thought hard butcouldn’t come up with an answer. He said “coronavirus.” I laughed so hard. One more friend had an interesting observation to make. She said that before the coronavirus, people would love putting up fake social media statuses saying they are sick but if they tried that trick now, the Surat Municipal Corporation will take them to the hospital!
Here’s another funny incident. One day in English period when Ma’am started the class, we all started laughing because her two daughters were dancing behind her! It was a fun day but it made me realize how difficult it has been for teachers.
They are working so hard day and night to teach us online. They are great as they are managing their household chores and even teaching us online. It is so difficult for them,still they are doing it happily without cribbing. Thank you to all the teachers in this world for being with us even in this pandemic and helping us gain wisdom.
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