Column One: Less stress, better grades: With schools closed, some kids thrive
Those annoying puffy spots under the eyes of eighth-grader Natalie Alvarez began to disappear, followed by the 10 a.m. hunger bouts and the midafternoon yawns — much to the Carson girl’s delight and surprise.
“I was worried about the distractions of being home with my mom and my sister and doing extra chores,” NatalieThings changed, too, for Marcos Adame, whose grades improved because he could spend more time on problematic subjects. They changed for Sebastian Hernandez, 15, who has more energy, and for 10-year-old Jacob Lalin, who discovered he could mix schoolwork with Lego.
Natalie, Marcos and and others have adapted well in part because their schools were experienced with online learning, and they had home support to help them.
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