What is something you are nervous about for next year in school?

honestly u have to answers that on your own but if I were to chose it would be passing the grade I’m in is hard enough I don’t think I would pass like I would fail while everyone goes up

Explanation:

id k if this is for a grade or not but I wrote it like it is so here.

Explanation:

Next year, I am nervous about how the dynamic will be between my peers and I. Since the pandemic, we have changed significantly; a year and a half of isolation does that to you. Although we can still communicate online and maybe see each other with masks on, its not quite the same as it use to be. As restrictions ease up, I am curious to know if things will truly "go back to normal again." I believe with any drastic change like this, there is no full recovery. There is no "normal." I believe now I have to be a little bit more cautious, maybe a little bit more observant of my friends. Because while my mental health and experiences may have changed, so have theirs. Now, more than ever, I need to look out for people as much as I wish they would look out for me.

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