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Wie Gefangene im eigenen Zimmer – It’s just like being held Hostage in your own Room
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Wie Gefangene im eigenen Zimmer – It’s just like being held Hostage in your own Room

Smilla Werle Walter-Eucken-Gymnasium

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Abstract

Since students in Germany have been sent to homeschooling again and again for a year, some problems have developed. Normal lessons have been replaced by a digital device, teachers can only be seen in a small window on the screen and your own room is no longer the place to relax and withdraw. No! The constant lessons in your own room make it difficult to leave the stress of school behind after class and to separate the private from the school. Due to the contact restrictions and the lack of hobbies, students hardly leave the house and spend almost all of their time in their own room. A structured and varied daily routine is not impossible, but it is still superfluous for many students, because every look into the room reminds you of school and this causes stress over and over again.

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Article Information

Title

Wie Gefangene im eigenen Zimmer – It’s just like being held Hostage in your own Room

Type

Article

Published in
Journal 17. May 2021
Language
German
Journal
Vol 8 Issue 3
Categories

News and Views

Authors Smilla Werle1
Affiliations
1 Walter-Eucken-Gymnasium

This article is open access and distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

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Smilla Werle (2021). "Wie Gefangene im eigenen Zimmer – It’s just like being held Hostage in your own Room". JOSHA Journal. DOI: 10.17160/josha.8.3.759.