What was the biggest change in your life?

The biggest change in my life has been switching to online classes. The classes themselves didn't become harder, but I had to become 100% more organized with how I spent my time to make sure I got everything done. I ended up writing every assignment down on a sticky note and pinning it to a board above my desk. Every time I finished an assignment/task I took the sticky note off. That process worked very well; I never fell behind in my school work!

The biggest change to my life has been the cancellation of the spring high school sports season. I was really looking forward to my season, and I am very disappointed that I haven't been able to play. I have coped with this change by trying to get outside, exercise, and talk (via facetime) to teammates and friends as much as possible! As far as positive change goes, I have gotten back into some older interests such as drawing! Overall though, I consider myself pretty lucky because I know that many people are dealing with much more serious change than I.

the biggest change is probably not being able to do sports; after two years of not running, i finally joined my home school's track team.. for a week. not even one race and the whole season's canceled now :( i have been able to get more time to myself, though, so i'm learning a bunch of new things like new songs to play on the guitar and i've been painting more, so that's a good change, i guess.

the biggest change was not being able to see any of my friends anymore - I used to do something with someone every day, and now I have to keep myself occupied some other way

The largest change in my life was the sudden halt of sports. Having the ability to remain active (by walking to and from OSU classes) throughout the day was great, but now all of my coursework is in an online setting. After school "hours", I had the opportunity to bond with teammates while training, but quarantine has limited my abilities to train (especially because all pools are closed!). Looking back, I wish that I hadn't taken every practice for granted since I will not be able to see many of the seniors (in person) that will be headed to college next season.

The biggest changes in my life have been no longer practicing a sport and spending the days with my little sister. Not having crew (rowing) means that I now hove 4 hours of my day free, and I have to workout on my own. This was our main season and it is the first time in 3 years I haven't traveled every weekend of April to compete. Aside from not having practice, it is my job to home school my little sister which is fun, but also pretty stressful. She is in the second grade and I wanna make sure she is properly prepared for third grade. A positive change from all of this is the time I get to spend with my family. Stay safe and positive!😁

I think the biggest change so far has been going from an extremely busy schedule to something completely different. I am normally someone who likes to be busy and doesn't really like extreme change. In this situation, it was difficult for me to stop doing the things that I loved, like my sport or hanging out with my friends. I think the best thing we can all do right now is be there for each other, and think about other people when we are going outside (wear masks).

Sports getting cancelled for sure, I did that every day but now they're cancelled. Also not being able to follow sports on that same vein.

In these past months, I would say quarantine was the biggest change in my life. It really made me realize that we don't know the true value of things we do on a day to day basis until it's gone. I miss going out without worrying about a pandemic, but I am still staying in contact with my friends via FaceTime. However, on the bright side, I have more time to do homework and spend more time with my family! I also started baking and watching new shows recently :)