The lecture halls of the universities have been empty for almost a year. What does that do to the students? The SN asked Salzburg students how they were doing in the lockdown.
SN/robert ratzer
Probably the youngest student in Salzburg: Amelie is allowed to sit on her lap during her father David Tillian’s university courses.
Schools open or closed? Face-to-face lessons or shift work? While dealing with schools is currently a constant topic, students are often only mentioned in passing.
The lecture halls of the universities have been orphaned since March last year. The only exception: two weeks of face-to-face teaching in October before the federal government sent the students back to the home office. An end to the distance gauge is not yet in sight. The University of Salzburg has officially extended this until the Easter break. “But we strongly expect that the …
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Accessed on February 8th, 2021 at 05:14 am on https://www.sn.at/salzburg/chronik/ich-bin-gestresst-und-fuehle-mich-ueberlastet-99481489
