if they can t go to school. when the invasion began in late february, ukrainians ministry of education declared a two-week school holiday. but that to recall the day turned into a month without class for many children as their families prioritized finding food and shelter. but now, schools are turning to the same technology they use during the pandemic to get students back into classrooms at least virtually. no one knows the struggle better than our next guests who joins us to share her story of teaching during a time of war. joining us now is irena maleah, a high school teacher in kyiv who teaches english. miss melissa, thank you very much for coming here. classes resumed at the end of march. how have things been going so far? what s it like teaching remotely while your country is at war? hi, jonathan, thanks for everything. it s still hard to understand
two-week school holiday. but that turned into a month without class for many children as their families prioritized finding food and shelter. but now, schools are turning to the same technology they use during the pandemic to get students back into classrooms at least virtually. no one knows the struggle better than our next guests who joins us to share her story of teaching during a time of war. joining us now is irena maleah, a high school teacher in kyiv who teaches english. miss maleah, thank you very much for coming here. classes resumed at the end of march. how have things been going so far? what s it like teaching remotely while your country is at war? hi, jonathan, thanks for everything. it s still hard to understand how russia s full invasion of my country could be possible in such a terrifying way.