Hector describes how he experienced quarantine during the COVID-19 pandemic as a university student in Monterrey, Mexico. At first, quarantine was expected to last only 2 weeks but eventually stretched to over 3.5 semesters spent in isolation at home attending virtual classes. While the extra free time was productive for watching movies and spending time with friends online at first, the extended period of quarantine became repetitive and tiresome. Hector focused on video games and spent much of his free time engaged in online social activities with friends and family. He was glad when restrictions eased and in-person university classes resumed, as it had become necessary to socialize with others in person again.
Hector describes how he experienced quarantine during the COVID-19 pandemic as a university student in Monterrey, Mexico. At first, quarantine was expected to last only 2 weeks but eventually stretched to over 3.5 semesters spent in isolation at home attending virtual classes. While the extra free time was productive for watching movies and spending time with friends online at first, the extended period of quarantine became repetitive and tiresome. Hector focused on video games and spent much of his free time engaged in online social activities with friends and family. He was glad when restrictions eased and in-person university classes resumed, as it had become necessary to socialize with others in person again.
Hector describes how he experienced quarantine during the COVID-19 pandemic as a university student in Monterrey, Mexico. At first, quarantine was expected to last only 2 weeks but eventually stretched to over 3.5 semesters spent in isolation at home attending virtual classes. While the extra free time was productive for watching movies and spending time with friends online at first, the extended period of quarantine became repetitive and tiresome. Hector focused on video games and spent much of his free time engaged in online social activities with friends and family. He was glad when restrictions eased and in-person university classes resumed, as it had become necessary to socialize with others in person again.
Hector describes how he experienced quarantine during the COVID-19 pandemic as a university student in Monterrey, Mexico. At first, quarantine was expected to last only 2 weeks but eventually stretched to over 3.5 semesters spent in isolation at home attending virtual classes. While the extra free time was productive for watching movies and spending time with friends online at first, the extended period of quarantine became repetitive and tiresome. Hector focused on video games and spent much of his free time engaged in online social activities with friends and family. He was glad when restrictions eased and in-person university classes resumed, as it had become necessary to socialize with others in person again.
Como viví mi cuarentena First like everyone, at first it would be a maximum of 2 weeks but little by little it became longer, at most we thought it would be 2 months and we were even making plans for groups of friends to get together after the quarantine, which did not happen because the quarantine lasted much longer, it was a total of 3 and a half semesters in quarantine and at first it was fine because it was something new for us, we did not leave the house and we had more time to do our activities, around The academics were fine the first 2 semesters but due to the extended time little by little it was being very repetitive and annoying to be in a class session, in addition to that it was like because it was not necessary to leave the house to go to the university, you also only focused on doing teamwork and activities, it was not necessary for you to know all the members of the room and it was more relaxed because you did not feel the presence of everything s your classmates, and as I mentioned it was very productive not to leave home because you finished the class sessions and you could do them very quickly, and thanks to that we had a lot of free time in which I focused on watching movie marathons that I had not seen before like Harry Potter, Fast and Furious and some Marvel movies that I had not seen at the time, also thanks to the fact that we attended only 3 months at the beginning, with that short time I was able to make a good circle of friends, and with them I was in all the first semesters and also at that time I met who today is my girlfriend, also adding in my free time, certainly my schedule was somewhat out of control because on most occasions I slept very late and from time to time I had to getting up early, and in those periods what took up the most time was video games, it was what I dominated for a good period of time in quarantine, something that doesn't happen today, certainly also a hundred that it affected a lot to be locked up with your family for a long time, I feel that a point of tiredness can come because you could only relate to them and maybe you could not go out with one of your friends, for me I feel that the quarantine was good due to the extensive free time that could be had such as reading books, watching series/movies, playing games, making calls with friends or physical activity at home, but if unfortunate for that reason, it extended too much and most people wanted to go back to how They were before, and what I am most glad about was when they mentioned the return to face-to-face classes, first they were every two weeks and later it was already face-to-face, it was already necessary to see friends and classmates and socialize more with people.