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Should schools in war zones move fully underground even if education becomes more limited?
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Why this dilemma matters
These questions test what you would actually do, not what sounds good in the abstract. Choosing “Yes. Safety must come before normal routines” prioritises immediate safety; choosing “No. Children need normal life as much as protection” gives more weight to long-term cost.
Worth asking yourself
- Who pays the price you avoid?
- Is the risk small enough to gamble on?
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