Social-emotional learning
Schools are supposed to be able to adjust to their students' needs and requirements throughout the year.
Especially in times of crisis, the technique called social-emotional learning is a must that schools have to integrate into their teaching system: acknowledge the experiences that students have gone through during the particularly difficult time and help them deal with the different needs that this period has resulted in.
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