Editorial: How to get our sad and anxious kids from traumatized to OK
It was easy to see that COVID-19 represented a crisis of huge proportions prompting extraordinary measures to protect public health. Less easily perceived is how the pandemic rocked the mental health of children who endured more than a year of remote schooling and social isolation, while grappling with fears of this deadly and unprecedented virus. But they are suffering, and many teachers and ...
by The Times Editorial Board, Los Angeles Times
Dec 10, 2021
3 minutes
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It was easy to see that COVID-19 represented a crisis of huge proportions prompting extraordinary measures to protect public health.
Less easily perceived is how the pandemic rocked the mental health of children who endured more than a year of remote schooling and social isolation, while grappling with fears of this deadly and unprecedented virus. But they are suffering, and many teachers and parents could tell you that without conducting a study. Some
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