“…In addition, it was concluded that teachers have more negative views on cultural activities, freedom of thought, conscience and religion, and right to rest, which are within the scope of children's right to develop. Furthermore, when the literature is examined, it is seen that there is a significant learning loss during the epidemic process (Saavedra, 2020;Armitage & Nellums, 2020), significant inequality in access to the education process (Misirli & Ergulec, 2021;Saran, 2020) and access to remote access equipment is challenging, especially in households with low economic indicators (Armitage & Nellums, 2020;Daniel, 2020;Freedson, 2021;Gelber, Castillo, Alarcón, Treviño, & Escribano, 2021;Couper-Kenney & Riddell, 2021), as well as limited recreation and education support for children with special needs. Alternatively, not at all (Rogers et al, 2021), children's play dates with friends, and doing other favorite routine activities, sports and music courses (Misirli & Ergulec, 2021;Choi et al, 2021;Larsen, Helland, & Holt, 2021;UNICEF, 2020;Wang, Zhang, Zhao, Zhang, & Jiang 2020).…”