SCH-09-S1 ENG Module 3 Intro Activity by Jhanine Barateta

the speaker is talking about the covid-19 because many people suffered because they dont have money and they couldn't work and many people died too because of the virus so yeah i dont want that situation to happen again if possible2."keep using mask" i agreed with using it, also can help you not to get infected easily by the virus i couldn't answer the others T^T -aeoshi

2022-09-20 01:49:21 UTC

Yelan

2022-09-20 01:49:31 UTC

The speaker is talking about the changes the pandemic made on us. The first thing the speaker listed in the video was how our wardrobe changed. He stated that nobody leaves without a mask or sanitizer nowadays and how those 2 things became an essential. I agree with him because I can't leave the house without a mask and sanitizer but I don't believe it could be a permanent change. I still have hope and I trust the people around us working hard to put an end to this cruel pandemic. COVID-19 impacted peoples' mental health due to social isolation, domestic violence, closings of schools, losing of jobs, and the threat of the disease itself. Anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts, and alcohol consumption increased a lot during the pandemic.

The way this epidemic should be managed is well illustrated by New Zealand. They didn't spend any time and moved rapidly. While other nations struggled to remain cool and avoid panic, New Zealand shut down the nation and took action while remaining composed. The majority of my extended family has already relocated there for that reason. Additionally, migrating to or visiting New Zealand is subject to highly severe regulations. You must adhere to a huge number of documents and standards. Trust me, my mom tried to keep up with the immigrant-related issues for days by staying up till 3 a.m. We all had more time for self-reflection as a result of the pandemic's isolation and free time, which is a good change that occurred as a result of it. Many of us probably had more time to stay in touch with our former friends and relatives via video conversations.

John Oasis

2022-09-20 01:51:16 UTC

1. The speaker was talking about how the pandemic has affected us
2. Our wardrobe. No, I think wearing masks will be temporary.
3. Depression and anxiety skyrocketed
4. They took immediate actions when the pandemic spread

Missy

2022-09-20 01:52:33 UTC

The speaker is talking about how people got affected by the said pandemic which is Covid. The first thing that changed is our wardrobe as said by the speaker, we would always have a mask and sanitizer on our wardrobe which is sad because that became our new normal. Also, it affected people's mental health so much that the cases of anxiety,depression, and socializing skills went up in the US.

Hannah Gutierrez

2022-09-20 01:54:27 UTC

1.The speaker was talking about 5 things that covid changed.
2.The first changed thing mentioned was our wardrobe and how we typically have masks with us now and even brands have started producing them. It would be great if it was a permanent change, since it's better for everyones health but I think it'll eventually normalized not to wear one anymore.
3. It affected people's mental health greatly, due to a lack of a changed environment, social isolation etc.

Arwin

2022-09-20 01:55:22 UTC

1. The speaker is talking about how Covid changed our lives, and how many people were affected by it.
2. The speaker said that because of this pandemic, it became a habit to always bring masks and sanitizers when going out, i have to agree that this may become a permanent change, even though before 2020, face masks were only commonly used for colds and such.
3. Covid-19 affected us so much, it enhanced our mental issues that we may or may not be currently dealing with, like the overwhelming sense of loneliness, the anxiety and social isolation, that were enhanced by quarantines. Personally, it made me realize how much time is important to us, everyday during the pandemic, it felt like time wasn't moving, it made me feel unproductive, unmotivated.
4. New Zealand immediately took action against the pandemic, clearly not underestimating the virus. I believe that the reason why we were unprepared for this pandemic was because we underestimated it. We took action a bit late.
5. For me, i think a positive change that happened because of the pandemic was that, we realized how much we take things for granted in our lives, and how much its important to us, going outside, socializing, we realized that when those were taken away from us, we realize that its an important part of our lives.

Lance Santos

2022-09-20 01:57:52 UTC

1. The speaker is talking about how the COVID-19 affected us all
2. The speaker talks about the most common things we used during the pandemic, which is the mask and sanitizer. I don't think this will be a permanent thing, and I think it will no longer be required after this is all over.
3. Our mental health pretty much got ruined during this pandemic, and it's probably because of the lack of social interaction and the stress we face every single day.
4. The new New Zealand government set a good example by immediately taking action towards this pandemic, and the people also complied immediately.
5. This pandemic did at least a few good, such as highly reducing the crime rate, giving the world less pollution and it also taught us to work together.

Missy

2022-09-20 02:07:22 UTC

New Zeland is a good example because they are responsible and disciplined very well. When they declared lockdown, everybody followed which is great. Another great thing is that when Covid-19 occurred, the mother earth is healing on its own. The snow is getting better, the deforestation decreased, etc.

Aejan

2022-09-20 02:12:34 UTC

1. The speaker is talking about how covid-19 affect people in a bad way.
2. The first change is that we should now wear mask since it's a necessities and always carry a sanitizer, I agree that its important but I'm not sure if it will be permanent.
3. People's mental health become unstable because of depressions, anxiety, loneliness, getting overwhelmed.
4. New Zealand immediately took action and because of the cooperation of their people, they manage to handle the problem.
5. It's hard to think of something positive, I guess we were able to explore things with so much time in our hand.

Bea Ignacio

apbeatrizjoyignacio — 2022-09-20 02:17:11 UTC

1. He is talking about the different things that changed in our world ever since the pandemic started.
2. The first change he stated was the change in our wardrobe. He said that ever since the pandemic, we have applied using masks every time we go outside. I think that there might still be hope for us to be able to live in a world without any masks, some time in the future. But so far, masks are very important right now.
3. COVID-19 has affected the people's mental health hugely because according to the video, depression has increased by 3x in America and so as suicidal thoughts have increased in 4x.
4. New Zealand was a great example in handling the pandemic because the government took action right away. And the people were also disciplined which also made a big difference compared to the other countries.
5. What I would say that was positive is climate change and that nature has been improving, and the different pollutions has decreased in some areas of the world. Also, I would say that this also give rise to the good in the world like the community pantries and such.

2022-09-20 03:24:50 UTC

Jean
1. The video is about how the pandemic affects us all and the things that changed since the pandemic started.
2. The first change he said is our wardrobe, ever since the pandemic started, we also started using face masks and alcohol.
3. The pandemic affected our mental health so much that some people had depression and suicidal thoughts.
4. New Zealand took action right away as soon as Covid-19 started and they announce a countrywide lockdown.
5. For me, The positive changes are that the deforestation rates are decreasing, air pollution is diminishing and the water quality is improving ever since the pandemic started.

Aera

2022-09-20 06:38:25 UTC

1. The speaker is talking about Covid-19
2. The speaker is listed the lockdown of airport, a lot of people died, and more. I agreed.
3. When the Covid-19 started, Some people affected their mental health and they had depressed and anxiety.
4. The New Zealand had a great handled because they only chose open the grocery, hospital, and restricted gas station.
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James

2022-09-20 09:51:22 UTC

1. In the video, the speaker talks in depth on the mondial virus outspread and the gruesome changes in between people mentally, and nationally.

When other countries became intransigent at the first couple of viral infections in their own nation, they let the intractable virus spread despite being alarmed it was a worldwide respiratory disease. And so other people turn anarchic as the situations get worse, discussing the dense mental impact to people all around the world in the video.

The speaker also discussed about what has changed in captivity on what we bring or have in our own households, and the serious behavior of people during quarantine, showing statistical research as to how and why this happens.

2. The first change acknowledged during this pandemic was our keepings in wardrobes and what was kept when we would want to go outside. Masks and Sanitizers were a pivotal addition in the years of captivity.

As for masks being a permanence for human society, I would have to disagree with this statement. Although fashion lines and bands begin to fortify our panache needs with face masks, I wouldn't say or imagine facial masks post-covid would still be a necessity even after the inveterated and dangerous virus. It would be a desuetude after the spread stops worldwide, I think. But it would still be an option for you to wear unrestrictedly for air-borne diseases and other viruses as your sauvegarde for keeping safe.. and also for being mysophobic.

3. The mental state of trepidation, depression, and most torvous, suicide thoughts surged, saying that a percentage of Americans have symptoms of Anxiety increased 3x And symptoms of depression by 4x contrasting to other levels in the previous years. The speaker also included a 14% increase of alcoholism and drug abuse.
The speaker expressed causes of these symptoms was sociohistorical behaviors of the after effects in the international epidemic, affecting millions worldwide.

4. New Zealand was able to take immediate lockdown action to the cases of Covid in their country and was able to circumscribe policies and strict enactments following the said virus.

5. The planetary Covid-19 virus pandemic has a lot of world-changing afflictions and morbidities as it still goes on for years, but, as many as it's antipathizing adverse affects it has to our society, it has benefits. According to the video, The American Geophysical Union found that deforestation and air pollution rates are minifying, and limnology (water quality) meliorates as the pandemic still goes on.

Shiraz S.

2022-10-26 22:29:54 UTC

The speaker is stating the effects and changes when the Pandemic hits the world.
It's an awakening for all of us. He said the lockdowns of a lot of places in different countries, including airport, malls, and even whole cities.
Several people died because of Covid- 19 and lost jobs and businesses. Some of us suffered from anxiety, depression, and mental illnesses.
After that our daily life changed a lot. We use masks for daily protection and follow health safety protocols.
Some countries recover quickly like New Zealand because their government anticipated already how to manage and control the spread of the virus. Their citizens were all discipline and they helped each other.
For me, this is an awakening for all of us humans and learning how to love our mother Earth and appreciate all creations of our almighty God.