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The above cartoon shows us the mental health problems of students during the COVID-19 epidemic. We see that a student wearing a mask is full of fear, anxiety and depression when facing the aid such as masks, medicine and vegetables. Indeed, after the outbreak of the new virus, psychological problems of many students have become prominent, which has aroused the attention of schools, families and the whole society.
Then, the important question is what educators, parents and governors can do to support these struggling students. And the answer is straightforward. To begin with, we need to recognize that the mental health and wellbeing of young adults will be an ongoing challenge—one that isn’t new to the pandemic, but one the pandemic has exacerbated—and we need to talk about these issues, acknowledge them, and destigmatize them. Moreover, it is up to all of us to help students get the support they need, and it is up to government, corporations, and communities to fund those important r
沾化人事网esources. As for students, they can engage in a variety of activities that can protect their mental health and enhance their psychological resilience, leading to f hope, growth, and renewal—all of which are desperately needed in this time of COVID-19 crisis.考研没到国家线却录取了
In conclusion, bolstering the mental health of young adults is crucial to their success in college and to the productivity of our future workforce. This requires a concerted effort among all of us to help students to build a sense of confidence in that confidence is more precious than gold in times of crisis.
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