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The local yoga instructor Paula Connors turned her basement into a yoga studio, suitable for the Zoom classes she taught in a virtual classroom. She painted the cabinets, added Persian carpets, proper lighting and other colorful decorations. 

Have you turned the restaurant into a miniature classroom? Bring up the actual background of the Zoom meeting? Rearranged the kitchen cabinets?

During the pandemic, people spend more time at home, forcing many people to re-evaluate their living space to adapt to life in the Covid era.

As early as March, the house suddenly became a place for work, study, entertainment and exercise, and people living under the same roof had to adapt to being together, and it became much more than usual.

For those who have extra money, purification, organization, decoration, cooking and pursuing new and old hobbies have become part of daily life.

People may occasionally consider buying things before the pandemic-more freezers to store food, outdoor heaters for extended seasons, closet organizers, exercise equipment, new desks or comfortable office chairs-have been moved to The top of their wish list.

None of this is easy-or unexpected.

Evelyn Kessler said that she is grateful for spending more time with her family, but the transition is very tricky.

Kessler said: "The challenge is the number one, let us figure out who works where." Looking back in March, Kessler, her husband and two school-age children started working and studying at home.

Her husband already has a working area. The dining room became her office.

Their two 14-year-old and 9-year-old children initially set up tablet computers in the dining room, which was not ideal during her conference calls and classes. They soon knew that it would not work. After the children adapted to the habit of distance learning, they moved to the desk in the bedroom.

Finding a designated work/study space is a key issue for many families. It may also change people's demand for housing.

Real estate website Zillow recently listed office space (or "Zoom room") as

2021 driven by the Covid era. A press release said: "A survey by Zillow found that people are eager to have a dedicated office. This is why Americans work from home. They say that if they continue to work remotely at least occasionally, they will consider moving."

Locally, interior designer Barb Reformat has set up her own home office in recent months. She believes that it is necessary to create functional working spaces not only for adults but also for children.

"Now this may be an evolving field-children's desks, chairs and organizations. That's not something we have actually seen. Most children used to do their homework at the kitchen table or anywhere. Now they need to have their own space. . This will definitely change the condition of the house."

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People need creativity because they set up work areas in the corners of the bedroom, basement or dining room, and are equipped with desk lamps and office supplies to organize all their work.

The family learned that the room can have many uses. Such as

The company recently posted on its website "When spending more time at home, it doesn't make sense to use the entire room for one purpose (especially in a smaller space)."

With functional storage and new perspectives, even closets can be turned into work areas or kitchens.

"I think many people think that organization has become extremely important to them....I don't think this is a fashion. I think it's moving forward," Reformat said.

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Her mother is a 13-year-old daughter and 11-year-old son. She said that her family is tidying up the basement to have more living space. This will be a place for exercise, so that children can take a break-away from the screen.

Paula V. Connors, teaches yoga and another mindfulness practice

, Also looked at her basement with another eye. When she was teaching in a yoga studio

, Participated in the virtual class, she needs to make a plan.

She has made her own morning exercise room in the basement they completed. "This is a good space, but it is not a good space for Zoom; you have to have special light," she said.

"There are white walls in the basement, but I have two very large practical pine cabinets, making it dark and dull. This is a terrible background." She said.

Therefore, she took some white enamel and painted them into a cheap solution. "When I executed Zoom, they now provide this beautiful background. I can teach yoga in that background and teach myself to do spontaneous breathing. White just makes light bounce around the room and reflect back to other spaces. This makes the whole room look bigger and more attractive," she said.

Connors and her husband Kevin Connors, founder and chief architect

, Is planning another project.

When they did basic work on the larger porch last summer and fall, they thought of the idea of ​​enclosing half of the porch in energy-efficient glass and doors in order to make more use of space from their home.

After completion, it can be used as an entrance channel/mud room or as a small sun room. Now, people enter the living room directly from the porch.

"The mud room is something I always wanted, especially to raise three children. But we are not just a muddy room, we will also have a small table and chairs. In the morning sun," Connors said.

Looking ahead, the pandemic may change people's perceptions of the overall layout of houses.

"Multifunctionality is the key to rooms and houses. I think you might see that people want less open concepts and want more rooms, and these rooms can be closed for more privacy and more Less noise," said Linda Birkinbine, who runs a local business.

Kessler said that in addition to spending more time with her family and practicing self-care (meditation, journaling, exercise), she also likes to maintain more consistent daily habits every day and reduce rush. She established some new methods that she planned to continue doing, especially in the kitchen.

Kessler, a clerk at a local bank and the bank’s founder and president, said that children’s snacks are now easily accessible in one place, so they can help themselves avoid interruptions during the working day.

She said they are also planning and preparing more home-cooked meals-including freezing additional meals-cooking later-and shopping in bulk with items they use heavily (such as chicken soup). She said this prompted them to reconfigure the storage space of the cabinets.

Similarly, jewelry designer Karol Kirberger,

The new freezer at 224 Lexington Street in Elmwood Village can be used to store casseroles, turkey, and her own homemade soup, and then freeze them in glass bottles. She said she first went online to study how to freeze them. (

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Freezer-safe jars, leave enough "head space" to allow food to expand, etc.)

She smiled and said, "This is completely different from what I have to prepare." "This allows me to eat better food and save money."

Others are creative about storage. Birkinbine reorganized the garage to be able to store paper products such as aluminum foil and other cold-resistant items.

Reformat also restricts shopping trips through inventory. He turned the closet into a kitchen in case of need. She even has the inventory list to be updated and adds items to the running grocery list when needed.

"It totally makes me feel safe; she said: "We don't know what will happen. "

Here are some forecasts from national publications and websites that point out that Covid-19 has had an impact on the design trends of our houses. Whether people are making changes to existing houses or looking for certain features in new houses, this is what we might see in the future:

• Mud room or other drop area. Places where parcels can be placed, grocery deliveries, shoes, backpacks and coats can be stored in one area instead of scattered throughout the house. "Even for luxury homes without a separate mud house, there may be increasing emphasis on creating a clean and organized entrance'falling area' so that we can keep germs at the door,"

• More storage space, especially in the kitchen. It could be a storage cabinet, more shelves, or even a trolley or island. Cabinet organizers are another popular choice.

• Easy to clean surfaces and fabrics. In order to make your home as clean as possible.

• Intergenerational life. Zillow predicts that due to economic and health reasons, young people and grandparents live with their families, and the popularity of multi-generational families will increase.

• Non-contact faucet. "If you have ever worried that turning off the faucet will make your newly washed hands immediately become germs again, this is the solution,"

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Last month, bus driver and sixth-grade special education teacher Chris Nichols received a bonus for helping his school improve alphabet performance. The $1,320 stipend comes from the "School Recognition Program", which provides financial incentives for teachers and staff.

For Nichols, who teaches in the Itawamba County School District, this extra cash has also caused enthusiasm. He said that although he was happy to receive the funds, his assistant teachers and assistants were not eligible for the funds, even though they "worked as hard as the teachers." The guidelines of the program only allow “certified personnel” to receive rewards.

Nichols said: "Compared with our teachers, these people have lower salaries, they only earn more than $1,000 a month, and they work 40 hours a week." "So, seeing those test results (rising ), I think these workers should get credit when they get money. It goes beyond what (students) get from teachers in the classroom."

Nichols’ concerns echoed criticism from school officials, teachers, education advocates and legislators of the controversial plan, which provides financial rewards for educators in school districts with A-levels or academic qualifications that increase year by year. The fairness of the plan is also exacerbated by new complications caused by the coronavirus: Is it fair to award districts based on the latest letter grade?

When the school closed in March 2020, the Mississippi Board of Education cancelled the state exam. This means that no test result can be used as the responsibility level for the year. The state legislature allows school districts to retain the previous year's (2018-19) score, which poses problems for lawmakers as they decide how to deal with the "School Recognition Program" without a new accountability score.

This will not change soon. This month, the state legislature voted to allow schools and school districts to suspend the assignment of alphabetic grades in 2020-21 to measure the performance of schools and school districts.

Although the 2021 legislative session is currently underway, legislators are not sure whether they will make any changes or continue to fund performance plans.

R-Leakesville's Senate Education Chairman Dennis DeBar said that the "legislation" bill was introduced when legislators chose to make any changes to the law, especially based on the report of the PEER committee. He said the bill can be used to develop a plan to reward outstanding teachers in poor areas, although he did not provide any details. He seems to know the language of a plan legally.

When asked whether the legislature will decide not to fund the program based on the new accountability data, he said: "Everything is on the table."

House Education Chairman Richard Bennett said that he and the committee are studying PEER’s recommendations and they are trying to figure out how to deal with accountability and COVID-19 issues. He said that he knew there were problems with the fairness of accountability.

"We are working hard with the governor's office to try to come up with a solution this year. We don't want it to disappear, but because we don't have accountability – we are trying to figure out what to do," said Bennett, a Republican from Long Beach. "We want to do something, of course we have to save the program. If we have money, we might give everyone a bonus. We don't know yet."

Bennett said: "I don't want to discuss too many controversial things, because it is unfair not to give everyone the opportunity to discuss these issues." "This year, we will do the least in terms of legislation so that we can get rid of Dilemma."

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This year, two other Republican congressmen introduced separate bills calling for amendments to the procedure.

A spokesman for the Mississippi Department of Education said the department will follow the instructions of the legislature.

In addition to the level of responsibility, educators and advocates have other issues in the plan.

Erica Jones, president of the Mississippi State Education Workers Association, said she was not a "loyal supporter" of the plan and believed it was flawed. She said it would not help to retain the teacher. She recommends using the funds set aside for the program instead of “raising” educators to help attract and retain teachers.

Jones said: "Some of our educators will never receive (stipends) based on majors and regions." "Before using COVID, we faced a shortage of teachers. Now with COVID, we need to find education jobs in the state. It’s even more difficult."

In July 2020, "Mississippi Today" published a story outlining the problems of performance pay programs. Many teachers in Mississippi today say they are grateful for the money, but critics say it causes confusion and, in some cases, actually lowers the morale of educators.

The plan’s intention to motivate teachers based on accountability raises questions, including how the money is distributed at the district level and who is eligible to receive the funds. Last year, the Mississippi State Department of Education began to require schools to distribute the money equally, although the analysis of "Mississippi Today" found that not all schools are doing this.

It is not uncommon for qualified employees to donate some money to colleagues who have not received anything. Wanda Quon, the principal of Hickory Park Elementary School, an A-level school in Jackson Public School District, said the teacher did this in her school.

"It's something they did by themselves. They decided together, "Hey, we're not just one person," Quon said, referring to certified employees who shared the money they received with teachers and assistants because " A large part of our school is not eligible for funding

Other teachers said that students are doing this work, so they should also be rewarded. Since there is no legal regulation on how teachers should use the money once they receive the money, Laura Holifield, an American history teacher at North Forrest Middle School and some colleagues took away their due salary and set up scholarships for senior students. To help them pay for college expenses.

She said: "If it's not for the children, then we won't get (money) at all."

In addition, the coronavirus pandemic has changed the way teachers provide education to students, making it difficult to measure and reward teachers’ student performance. Nichols, a teacher and bus driver in Itawamba County, said some teachers are still trying to reach and teach children. He said this makes it more difficult to measure accountability and determine how much money the school should get from the program.

Nichols said: “You still have teachers working, and you have to spend many hours at work, trying to get guidance there in any way possible.” “Teachers do make a difference in trying to influence their children. They do. There is no need for the letter ratings above the head. The teachers are more worried about what I should do to really help my children."

Harrison Michael, the principal of Callaway High School, said that certified personnel are needed to "coordinate the improvement of the school." It needs to build trust and relationships between the "four walls inside and outside" of the community, parents and school staff. His school was raised from D to C level.

So, how do you choose teachers who should or should not be rewarded?

Cathryn Warren, an elementary school teacher in the Lamar County School District, said this is challenging because there are many factors in meeting standards such as student numbers and resources.

"In many high-risk tests, a lot of time is not necessarily the content of the test. She said: "This is related to the student's test ability, which is even more frustrating. "I know great, outstanding teachers. (For) those areas with lower incomes, or (if) the population is completely different... I don't think you should be disqualified because of their efforts."

School administrators and teachers said that this was because no one was included and no “specific guidance” was provided. Sharolyn Miller, head of finance at Jackson Public Schools, said that when the school allocates funds based on its own judgment, it becomes troublesome. She said, for example, some schools may include nurses among qualified personnel, while another school does not.

"We just need to be sure to know what a certified person is? There are many people who have a license. They will call me and say, "I have to get a work permit... Does this mean I am a licensee?" ", Miller said. "I think MDE has heard the voice of the faculty and school districts that define it, but the law needs to be revised to reflect this. "

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Officials said on Sunday that Mexican soldiers and immigration agents rescued a 2-year-old girl from Chile because she had apparently fallen into the Rio Grande River, while the adults with her left her and crossed the river to enter United States. The National Immigration Institute said the incident occurred on Saturday when a group of immigrants crossed the river near the city of Acuna, opposite Del Rio, Texas. The agency said the adult made a gesture and pointed it out to the toddler soldiers and soldiers and immigrants, who then went into the river to rescue her.

NBC News pointed out that for decades, the Republican Party has been emphasizing the political faction of the US courts, but now Democrats seem to be catching up with the trend because they hope to fill some vacancies before they are filled in mid-2022. May lose the majority of seats in the Senate. White House counsel Dana Remus recently wrote in a letter: If they can fill the seats, the National Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) will write to believers. Defenders, civil rights and legal aid lawyers, and people representing all walks of life in the United States, not prosecutors or "large corporate lawyers." Chris Kang, co-founder of the Progress Group’s “Demand Justice” and former deputy adviser to the Obama administration, also told NBC that he hopes that President Biden’s first judicial candidates “look like what the Democratic president has The judges are quite different." Past recommendations" and may have a "fundamentally" different background, "this will produce huge changes in our courts." Learn more in NBC News. Trump's impeachment defense has been released. According to reports. , Bannon encouraged him to go to the Senate by himself. 5 Cruel comics about Republican Trump issues. The Republican Governor of Arkansas praised the Biden administration for ``seamless'' vaccine distribution

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Meet the needs of your virtual school.

Now more than ever, having a table to focus on virtual school and learning is important for children (like it’s perfect for

). Whether you are buying a children’s desk for the first time or looking for an upgrade, we have gathered the most powerful and stylish children’s desks on the market today-from mini desks suitable for small spaces to children’s desks with built-in speakers. In storage.

If you have multiple children, this multitasking set is a good choice, and you can use it in many ways. The table can double as a table, and the chair can double as a stool, so you can easily change it from homework to coloring!

If you want to put one (or two) tables in a small room, this mini table is ideal. The compact work comes with a drawer to store homework, supplies, handicrafts or any other activities your child is doing. In addition, you can purchase kitchenware to increase storage and organization.

Critics praised the sturdiness, quality and ease of assembly of this children's table. It is ideal for anyone who wants a versatile option at a reasonable price.

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This exquisite toy made from recycled plastic toys is shocking. It allows you to perform excellent reading, production or learning. 

This desk is designed for children from 5 to 12 years old and comes with a locker with cork board and multiple storage boxes. In addition to blue-green, it also has white, navy blue, lavender and gray.

The built-in storage space on the birch plywood desk can hold books, pens, kettles, wires and chargers. In addition, the desk is also equipped with a chair that can be completely pushed under the chair to save space.

The safety hinged lid and reinforced legs on this espresso-colored table make it suitable for long-term use. It is similar to a table that a child might actually use in a classroom, so it is very suitable for studying at home.

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This table has a low-key drawer for writing utensils, school supplies, chargers and books-whatever you want! The natural finishes, rattan accents and the curvature of the desk make it unconventional.

Everything on the desk includes storage space, including a standing organizer, file distribution notebook, two deep cabinets and a wide drawer. In addition, it has built-in announcements and whiteboards.

When using this basic desk to bring children's modern design to a child's level, let the child's imagination go crazy. It has a variety of subtle colors, including deep red, blue, green, rose, gray, and tan.

A desk with three deep drawers ensures that your child has a clear working area. (For reference only, the top one gives the illusion of a double drawer.) It is perfect for storing office essentials and can even double as an extra dresser space or toy room.