Reflection regarding COVID-19 pandemic

Think of this as a letter to your middle school or early high school aged grandchild. The letter is probably going to be roughly 3 pages (single spaced). Please try to keep it to less than 5 pages.

ps. 3 pages of single spaced is roughly equal to 5-6 pages of doubled spaced with 1650 words

In school a common assignment that is given to children is for them to go home and interview a family member about what it was like 40, 50, 60 or more years ago. We are going to flip the idea around and create a document where you explore how the pandemic has impacted you, the people around you, the positive things you observed, experienced, and saw, and what lessons you think should be learned from this experience.

Those lessons learned could be about anything included how the lessons learned from our global reaction to the pandemic could be used to address climate change, how people reacted in terms of helping each other, what did we learn about controlling a pandemic (after-all these things seem to appear roughly every 100 years as there was one in 1918 and in the early 1800s and 1700s).
Lastly, be sure to explore what you learned about scientific aspects regarding the virus (this could be anything, looking at data, how the virus works, etc…) and what potential implications your new knowledge could have if you were an advisor to a governor or other leader.