Change is so tough as it can be so scary and, now more than ever, many people have their "safe houses" where they can cuddle with our sounds and images and not need to connect with anyone (including family members). It's so depressing when I enter my classroom and students (mostly college freshmen) cannot talk to me or their peers on mos…
Change is so tough as it can be so scary and, now more than ever, many people have their "safe houses" where they can cuddle with our sounds and images and not need to connect with anyone (including family members). It's so depressing when I enter my classroom and students (mostly college freshmen) cannot talk to me or their peers on most if not all issues save for how bad/dull/overpriced the food in the cafeteria is.
Change is so tough as it can be so scary and, now more than ever, many people have their "safe houses" where they can cuddle with our sounds and images and not need to connect with anyone (including family members). It's so depressing when I enter my classroom and students (mostly college freshmen) cannot talk to me or their peers on most if not all issues save for how bad/dull/overpriced the food in the cafeteria is.