Delivering Difficult News to School-Aged Children in a Virtual Meeting Environment
Dr. Yochi Siman Tov and Rachel Moshe Avraham
Ministry of Education
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This briefing discusses delivering difficult news to students when they cannot be gathered in person at the school and will be meeting virtually. In this case, it is recommended that parents will be the first people to deliver the difficult news to their children. Parents will receive directions (written and through a virtual meeting)1 on how to deliver difficult news in this context. Following students’ conversations with their parents, school staff will conduct a group virtual meeting with the students. It is important to choose a virtual platform that will make participants comfortable
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