It's interesting that the school is shifting mask-wearing to individual judgment rather than a fixed rule. That kind of flexibility respects different comfort levels, but it also puts more responsibility on each person to read the room. I wonder how students will navigate that when some still prefer masks and others don't. Do you think clear guidance, even if optional, helps people feel more at ease, or does leaving it fully open create awkwardness in a shared studio space?
It's interesting that the school is shifting mask-wearing to individual judgment rather than a fixed rule. That kind of flexibility respects different comfort levels, but it also puts more responsibility on each person to read the room. I wonder how students will navigate that when some still prefer masks and others don't. Do you think clear guidance, even if optional, helps people feel more at ease, or does leaving it fully open create awkwardness in a shared studio space?
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