How Risky Are After-School Activities?

The video discusses the risks of contracting COVID-19 through after school activities, highlighting that indoor activities pose a higher risk than outdoor ones. It emphasizes the importance of mask policies, physical distancing, and hygiene practices. Group activities like choir and debate are particularly risky due to increased aerosol spread. For more detailed risk assessments, viewers are directed to an external resource.

What is a key factor to consider when assessing the risk of after school activities?

• The duration of the activity

• The cost of the activity

• The number of participants

• The mask policy in place

Which type of activity is generally riskier for COVID-19 transmission?

• Cycling in a park

• Playing chess online

• Swimming in a pool

• Outdoor running

Why are indoor activities like choir practice considered high risk?

• They are held in small spaces

• They involve projected speaking

• They involve physical contact

• They require shared equipment

What is a concern with debate clubs in the context of COVID-19?

• The dissemination of aerosols

• The use of shared materials

• The length of the sessions

• The number of participants

Where can you find more information on the risk levels of various activities?

• visitnews.com/what'stherisk

• who.int/covid19

• cdc.gov/covid19

• health.gov/covid19