>>> SOME STUDENTS AND THEIR PARENTS NOW SAY VIRTUAL LEARNING HAS BEEN A VIRTUAL HEADACHE. IT IS NOT JUST TECHNICAL GLITCHES, BUT ALSO MIGRAINES. >> THE DURHAM SCHOOL OF THE ARTS EXCITED THIS SIX-YEAR-OLD ABOUT THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR. >> I’VE ALWAYS BEEN A VISUAL LEARNER. >> WITH THE PANDEMIC SHE WAS WILLING TO ADAPT USING CRONBACH LAPTOPS THAT THE SCHOOL PROVIDED. DURING THE FIRST WEEK SHE AND HER MOM STRUGGLE WITH RESUME APP GLITCHES. >> WE HAVE TO GO TO ONE APT TO GET TO ANOTHER. ZOOM HAS A LOT OF NATIONWIDE CRASHES JUST BECAUSE IT IS A BUNCH OF STUDENTS ON THE SAME SERVER AT THE SAME TIME. >> THE OTHER PROBLEM IS EYE STRAIN AND HEADACHE. >> I THINK THE COMPUTERLIKE, I JUST DO NOTHING STUDENTS ARE USED TO LOOKING AT A SCREEN FOR ABOUT SEVEN HOURS A DAY. >> HER MOM HEARS THE SAME PROBLEM FROM OTHERS. >> THEY HAVE SEEN AN UPTICK IN HEADACHES IN THEIR FAMILY. >> APT, TRUE’S RECOMMEND SPECIAL RELAXED GLASSES. AND A LOT OF MY FRIENDS AND CLASSMATES HAVE INVESTED INTO BLUELIGHT GLASSES. >> WE WILL GET IT DONE, BUT I THINK IT IS A BETTER ALTERNATIVE THAN SENDING THEM TO SCHOOL. >> SHE SAYS HER SCHOOL DOES GIVE THEM OUR LONG BREAKS BETWEEN EACH CLASS, THAT IS WHEN SHE NORMALLY DOES HOMEWORK ON HER LAPTOP. EXPERTS RECOMMEND SCREEN BREAKS EVERY 20 MINUTES, FOCUSING ON