Yes, the whole distance education or online learning system was foisted upon the current education system because of the necessity of the pandemic to diminish or prevent community spread, so it's nearly the equivalent of being thrown into the pool to learn to swim. Younger teachers typically can cope with the online methodology, because they probably have taken online courses themselves, but some of the older teachers may have more of a time adapting to the new online only model.
One second grader I'm aware of completed one week's worth of assignments in a portion of the first day which they received the assignments. The parent had to step in to encourage the child to take a break as well as to find other resources to educate the child with to deter them from continuing to complete the second week's worth of assignments.
To me this really points to flaws in our current education system model and the fact that within our education system, we should let the learner dictate the subject and the pace of learning, so that each student is learning about what they are interested in, and at a pace that they are comfortable with.