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The document discusses the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. It notes that staying at home can help people spend more quality time with family and get better sleep. However, it also notes that school closures and isolation are concerning for children's education, social development, and safety, as some may experience increased domestic violence at home without oversight. While the crisis is difficult, focusing on family, staying healthy, and listening to experts can help address the challenges until normalcy returns.

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The document discusses the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. It notes that staying at home can help people spend more quality time with family and get better sleep. However, it also notes that school closures and isolation are concerning for children's education, social development, and safety, as some may experience increased domestic violence at home without oversight. While the crisis is difficult, focusing on family, staying healthy, and listening to experts can help address the challenges until normalcy returns.

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ISOLATION IN THE AGE OF CORONAVIRUS

First time in history, we can save the human race by lying and doing nothing. Coronaviruses (COVID-19)
are a type of virus caused by the new coronavirus that emerged in China in December 2019. This virus
can be spread from person to person. There is no doubt that COVID-19 has better and worse sides.

Some of the biggest problems today not spend enough time with family and little sleep. Corona Virus is
helping us to fix that. The darkness is not dark. The COVID-19 pandemic means that many of us are
staying at home and sitting down more than we usually do. Everyone, with no exception, is dealing with
the same difficult circumstances. The crisis will not remain forever, and the world will return to how it
was before the coronavirus outbreak. Take advantage that time quality, together with our family,
enjoying with playing board games, cooking together, laugh together, doing workouts together. Stay
home also can be good for quality sleep, especially for teenagers. We must not be scared. Stay home
and be healty.

Corona virus have a big negative influence for children. Across much of the world, schools are closed and
families are largely restricted to their homes. The associated uncertainty and anxiety is a real concern
for parents, with disruptions to children’s education as well as to their time with friends, for exploration
and play. On
the other hand, a large number of children suffer domestic violence. Children experiencing or witnessing
violence in the home are at a much higher risk of psychological difficulties in their lives. Many local
authority and school staff are doing an amazing job at supporting vulnerable children and families during
the pandemic, but as schools close and home visits by health and social care staff are reduced, more
children in this situation will go unheard and unnoticed. This is hard for their.

COVID-19 can be stopped, but only with dedication, sacrifice, and the ability to respect and listen to the
experts. What we leave behind may very well end up serving as a new experience if something similar
happens to us in the future. In the meantime, please take care of yourself. Please take care of the
people around you. It’s the same thing.

Radulovic Vladana II-h

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