school is more than just an education – it provides a sense of familiarity and stability.“Children thrive in consistent environments,” said registered doctoral psychologist Kristi Wright. “Whether that be at home, in the classroom, in the field or rink, recitals, wherever.”Although the coronavirus pandemic has thrown off this consistency, Wright noted that the start of every new school year forces a child to adapt to new surroundings.
When students return to classrooms this fall with new guidelines in place, she feels they will continue to adapt. Online petition asks Saskatchewan government for better back-to-school plan “The majority of our kids transition well,” she said.Consistency plays a significant role in children’s mental health,.