From Pre-K through college, 2020 was a time for interrupted learning. Amid the switch last March from in-person classes to nearly all virtual, students and their families counted their losses by year’s end: Lost time with their teachers. Lost hours of face-to-face learning. Lost opportunity with friends to play and have fun.

To capture the impact, EdSource followed 16 families from across California, as well as entering college freshmen in an ongoing year-long project. This documentary illustrates the education struggles they faced and how some students put off the start of their college careers, so they could support their families when the pandemic claimed their parents’ jobs.

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  1. zainbo 3 years ago3 years ago

    I found it very informative and the way you presented information is good.

  2. Abana Homes 3 years ago3 years ago

    Really Touching!

    And I must say you guys are doing unbiased and amazing job in the education. All perspectives covered.

    Cheers, AH