https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6 en-us 2022-12-19 13:18:07 UTC 2026-01-27 12:04:49 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f637.png Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2424790224 This article illustrates about how lockdown had affected a teenager both emotionally and physically in the brain. Teenagers had more chances of getting anxiety, depression, and fearfulness than they would have gotten it before. Lockdown had also affected the brain. Studies showed that many teenagers in covid’s brains had premature at least 3 years in the last 10 months of lockdown. Pre-maturing in the brain usually happens due to intense amount of stress, telling us about how teenagers must have been stressed out due to the lockdown. ]]> 2022-12-19 13:26:51 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2424790224 Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2424795139 In this video, a news reporter and a mother of a teenager talks about how covid had been affecting her child’s mental health and how she worries that if we ever do go back to “normal”, we still would be all damaged from the effects of trauma, loss and grief, isolation and lost learning from Covid. It’s difficult to connect with your friends and to connect at school with remote learning, leading to a loss in positivity and happiness. ]]> 2022-12-19 13:32:32 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2424795139 Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2424798008 This picture shows what usually gives teenagers anxiety or depression. You can see that loneliness and isolation is the first and highest amount of percentages in what causes anxiety or depression. You can also see that covid is on there, not as high as loneliness and isolation, but it’s still there. ]]> 2022-12-19 13:35:55 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2424798008 Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2424810237 This infographic talks about what happened to these teenagers and talks about things that are connected to these teenagers being affected by covid, talking about social problems for these teenagers, socioeconomic problems, behavior issues, and risk of communication with others, losing connection with your friends and more. ]]> 2022-12-19 13:48:55 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2424810237 Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2424815384 This website describes to us about how covid had affected teenagers. More than a third of the teenagers of a U.S. high school reported they experienced poor mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic, and 44% reported they persistently felt sad or hopeless during the past year. More than half reported they experience emotional abuse, 11% experienced physically abuse and more than a quarter reported a parent of other adult in their home losing a job, essentially affected a child, putting them in stress to either work harder or try to replenish the loss. Many felt suicide would be the best option during this as stress was poured down on them over and over during the lockdown. Some attempted. Fewer than half of youth reported that they felt close to people at school during the pandemic. Virtual learning was also definetly a struggle and stress holder as well. ]]> 2022-12-19 13:54:31 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2424815384 Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425234690 Many people had lost their jobs due to covid. Especially women. Between 5.4 million and 11 million women lost their jobs early in the pandemic and according to studies, haven’t recovered to the job losses as their male counterparts. Groups of people try to help women in gettin their job back and to see women and girls who are interested in STEM remain to be seen, not taking “No” from covid as an answer!]]> 2022-12-19 22:22:01 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425234690 Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425236373 From transportation to education to even jobs, everything had lowered down. Transport rates were cut, less people traveling due to covid, making traveling in public very dangerous. Unemployment rises from 4.4% in March to 14.7% in April. It remained that was till August. U.S gross domestic products would also decline. Air travel plunged down drastically. Car sales sank. Millions stopped going to work, resulting in less car sales and needing news of gas. Restaurants and jobs all stopped due to either no customers or not being able to do their jobs because of the danger or risks of covid. ]]> 2022-12-19 22:26:37 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425236373 Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425238507 There’s many kids who wanted to do big things with their futures, being a football player, going into theatre, or even just have a normal prom. These kids may not be able to do something due to covid, or due to their parents losing their jobs, not being able to pay the bills and have enough money to send their children into a college specifically for something that that they love, a college they want to go in and instead go to a community college which may be cheaper. ]]> 2022-12-19 22:32:29 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425238507 Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425252930 A week before, this airport was full of visitors traveling to different areas. Now, it's like an empty grave. There's no one there and even no workers, almost as if the whole place was shut down. No people due to the scaredness of covid, no workers since the owners can't pay them, no business. This airport may have just met its end thanks to covid. ]]> 2022-12-19 23:17:09 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425252930 Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425254069 Many people after covid hit had lost their jobs permanently or temporarily. Many lost their health insurance. A lot of people cancelled their medical appointments as well, something that's normal, done every year as a checkup or if you're feeling unwell. It's been disrupted. People switched to video calls instead or phone calls to talk about their issues and hope for the best since they can't go into the doctor's office. Covid really changed everything as well in the medical field. ]]> 2022-12-19 23:20:52 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425254069 Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425256052 Many people due to covid are also on the verge of going into poverty. Without money due to job losses, parents can't pay for their children or their needs, resulting in poverty. Parents who already struggled with money may need their children to work part-time jobs, who are already struggling in school to work harder since the money the parents earn may not be enough. ]]> 2022-12-19 23:27:13 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425256052 Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425259662 Covid had brought down the gdp rates, by 10%, with unemployment rising by 15%. Covid recession was the highest, 7% more in lowering the gdp rates compared to the Great Depression. Covid's recession though wasn't entirely based on economy crashes but because of job unemployment, leading to disaster as there wasn't any more money to give out, or get. Ever since 2020, the GDP has dropped significantly, much more than any other year. ]]> 2022-12-19 23:38:24 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425259662 Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425261175 There were many reasons of why the US economy going down. Electric demand was big. Since all people were either switching or had switched to using computers, iPads, or devices either for their jobs or their works, there was more of a need for electricity and power. People were staying at home, lights were turned on more frequently since there was people active and not gone to school or to work, causing bills to rise and to demand for more electricity during the pandemic.]]> 2022-12-19 23:41:53 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425261175 Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425262298 There's clearly a pattern. There was a rise in GDP points wise through 2010-2019. When we hit the graph for the data of 2021-23, we see the graphs are much more different. Instead of going up, the GDP points go down, telling us how due to covid, since covid had occurred throughout 2021-2023, we see how the points are going down, telling us that the GDP has been changed due to covid. ]]> 2022-12-19 23:45:20 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425262298 Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425264129 With the amount of information, we can receive from this infographic, we can see, in a summary how rates have been decreasing, all in a bad way. No matter what it is, from UK house prices to GDP percentages to inflation increasing, there's been a change due to covid. And there's a drastic change. The GDP percentages go down comparing from 2018 to 2019. The inflation went up which isn't a good sign, telling us prices increased. Inflation is when you're printing out more money than it's worth. House prices had a HUGE dip down from its constant change, telling us this was probably due to covid. Trade tensions, everything changed due to covid. ]]> 2022-12-19 23:50:24 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425264129 Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425276381 People believe that the economy had gone down due to lockdown. An economist disagrees otherwise, saying that he believes that covid had changed the economy because of the fear that people had the uncertainty and the fear of catching the virus that is stopping consumers going to the places they normally would, and that’s hurting the economy, not the lockdown. ]]> 2022-12-20 00:15:59 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425276381 Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425278306 Covid had affected education severely around the world. Schools, colleges, and universities were closed to control the spread of the coronavirus. School closure was difficult for students. Many wouldn't have access to technology and internet access. Many would be distracted from what was being taught, as there was no control for the teachers if the student were to just leave his or her zoom class. Many people who usually learn face to face, struggle with virtual learning, making it hard to learn new things.]]> 2022-12-20 00:19:11 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425278306 Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425280913  Many students in middle school and high school have been reported to have an 85% boost in getting grades such as an F or a D. More than 40% are failing their classes. It wasn't the children's faults entirely though. Communication is big in humans. Going to school every day, meeting your friends and doing the activities you love keeps you motivated. Since children have stopped going to school and switched to online schooling, it's been more of a challenge for these students to stay more motivated and connected to what was being taught and what was happening in school. ]]> 2022-12-20 00:23:27 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425280913 Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425282555 You can see that due to the school closure, usually what would have happened was that kids wouldn't neither forget but usually stay constant of what was taught in their class till the typical last day. But when we see the dotted lines, which shows covid slides, we see how much more of a downfall there has been in education being lost since school closes and the typical last day. What was usually a growth in education from school closure to typical last day became a decay instead. ]]> 2022-12-20 00:26:19 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425282555 Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425284949 Based on what covid has done, we can see "education" as a broad topic split into subcategories, seeing the percentages of increase of the impacts on education. Mental health and wellbeing have gone up, and we can also see in a side note, this means levels of stress, anxiety, and depression. Distance learning strategies, impact on non-cognitive skills, school closures, and more have been discussed and shown as percentages of change as well due to covid. ]]> 2022-12-20 00:30:07 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425284949 Anika_jolly https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425287042 Many students at first were really excited to be doing virtual learning but soon lost interest and struggled to pay attention in school. Educators felt stressed out on how they could teach their students and control them over virtual learning, trying new innovative ideas on making sure they're studying and learning new things as if it was a normal school year, which eventually doesn't work out as students start to lose focus and instead lose connection with learning and studying new things that interest them. ]]> 2022-12-20 00:33:39 UTC https://padlet.com/Anika_jolly/iqldpwgpe5cf67c6/wish/2425287042