Shanlax International Journal of Education,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
11(S1-Oct), С. 80 - 92
Опубликована: Окт. 1, 2023
The
World
Health
Organization
declared
the
COVID-19
pandemic
on
March
11,
2020.
Subsequent
lockdowns
and
fatalities
have
significantly
impacted
individuals’
lives,
social
relationships,
economic
conditions.
While
pandemics
affecting
populations
can
lead
to
health
issues,
they
also
give
rise
psychological
disturbances
such
as
anxiety,
worry,
panic,
loneliness,
depression,
fear,
traumatic
symptoms.
Research
has
demonstrated
that
these
symptoms
are
commonly
observed
across
various
segments
of
society.
Self-regulation
refers
efforts
modify
their
thoughts,
emotions,
desires,
actions
in
line
with
desired
goals.
It
emphasizes
individuals
active
agents
decision-makers
rather
than
passive
observers
face
events.
Studies
found
self-regulation
is
associated
success,
well-being,
competence,
academic
performance,
peer
bullying,
obesity,
psychopathological
research
identified
relationships
between
emotional
regulation
trauma
Covid-19
been
educational
problems
decline
student
achievement,
learning
losses,
continuing
education
drop-outs.
In
this
study,
fear
stress
examined,
focusing
mediating
role
university
students.
Structural
equation
modeling
mediation
analyses
were
conducted
using
collected
data.
results
indicate
predicts
during
pandemic.
partially
mediates
relationship,
diminishing
impact
reducing
levels
stress.
European Journal of Psychology of Education,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
40(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 6, 2025
Abstract
During
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
distance
learning
became
dominant
form
of
education,
utilizing
a
variety
technological
resources
to
activate
students
and
facilitate
independent
learning.
In
this
study,
latent
profile
analysis
was
used
identify
different
profiles
covariance
analyze
relationships
between
identified
students’
(
n
=
552)
achievement
emotions
in
Finnish
upper
secondary
schools
18).
The
results
supported
four-profile
model
contrasting
teaching
practices
against
student
involvement:
largest
(32.97%)
characterized
as
deactivating–distracted
,
followed
by
deactivating–engaged
(24.92%)
activating–engaged
(24.64%),
with
smallest
(17.57%)
being
activating–distracted
.
Here,
activation
refers
focus
on
participation
school
support,
whereas
distraction
reflects
involvement
environment.
Notably,
exhibited
most
positive
emotions,
while
associated
negative
emotions.
These
highlight
importance
active
participation,
promoting
engagement,
need
for
support
contexts
foster
International Journal of Adolescence and Youth,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
30(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 9, 2025
The
COVID-19
pandemic
increased
the
prevalence
of
mental
health
disorders
among
youths.
This
study
explored
association
between
COVID-19's
social
and
economic
disruptions,
disorders,
coping
behaviours
youths
using
Statistics
Canada's
Mental
Health
data.
included
895
participants
aged
18–24
years
(52.9%
women).
Social
healthy
unhealthy
behaviours,
severity
(MHS)
latent
variables
were
delineated
through
exploratory
factor
analysis.
Structural
equation
modelling
revealed
that
disruptions
significantly
MHS
(β
=
0.77,
p
<
0.001),
as
well
0.25,
0.001)
0.54,
behaviours.
Similarly,
disruption
was
associated
with
an
increase
in
0.14,
0.043).
Healthy
(β=-0.08,
0.047)
positive
skills
(mastery)
-0.26,
a
reduction
MHS.
Positive
mediated
impact
on
youth
MHS;
negative
(substance
use)
had
no
significant
mediation
effect.
Frontiers in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
4
Опубликована: Фев. 24, 2025
Urban
areas,
particularly
in
developing
nations
like
Uganda,
face
heightened
risks
due
to
poverty,
unemployment,
and
environmental
challenges,
intensifying
the
vulnerability
of
urban
youth
poor
mental
health.
This
study
aims
determine
psychological
well-being
adolescents
assess
associated
factors
health
problems
among
context
COVID-19
pandemic
Kampala
City,
Uganda.
We
conducted
a
cross-sectional
survey
500
aged
13-19
years
residing
within
five
divisions
utilized
standardized
assessment
tools
including
Patient
Health
Questionnaire,
Generalized
Anxiety
Scale,
severity
depression
anxiety
levels
adolescents.
A
logistic
regression
model
was
used
evaluate
correlates
with
generalized
disorders.
Variables
p-value
<0.25
univariate
were
included
multivariable
model.
Subsequently,
we
qualitative
using
semi-structured
interview
guides
through
focused
group
discussions,
key
informant
interviews
teachers,
parents,
representatives
civil
society
organizations,
religious
leaders.
Qualitative
data
analyzed
thematic
analysis
approach.
The
prevalence
relatively
higher
out-of-school
at
21.5%
compared
school-going
14.0%.
Furthermore,
had
significantly
scores
when
their
counterparts
(17.5%
vs.
10.3%)
respectively.
Key
identified
include
loneliness,
being
out
school,
COVID-19,
familial
conflicts.
highlights
impact
on
Kampala,
reported
anxiety,
adolescents,
underscores
urgent
need
for
targeted
interventions
this
vulnerable
population.
Investing
Ugandan
is
paramount
fostering
resilience
ensuring
long-term
success,
especially
marginalized
settings.
BACKGROUND
AND
OBJECTIVES
Coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID-19)
lockdowns
(stay-at-home
orders)
had
significant
mental
health
consequences
in
2020
to
2021
for
caregivers
and
children.
Little
is
known
about
“postlockdown”
periods
2022
2023.
We
investigated
the
experiences
of
Australian
families
throughout
3
years
COVID-19
pandemic
(2020–2023),
by
demographic
characteristics
lockdown
length.
METHODS
A
total
N
=
12
408
(N
20
339
children,
aged
0–17
years)
completed
Australia’s
only
representative,
repeated,
cross-sectional,
National
Child
Health
Poll
across
6
waves
(June
2020–April
2023).
Caregivers
reported
themselves
(Kessler-6,
poor
versus
not)
each
child
(self-rated
health,
poor/fair
good/very
good/excellent),
perceived
impacts
on
own/child
(negative
none/positive).
Binary
logistic
models
were
fitted
predict
marginal
probabilities
measure
state/territory
group
(proxy
length),
over
time,
adjusted
potential
confounders.
RESULTS
Poor
caregiver
Kessler-6
was
similar
between
genders
but
more
common
sole
caregivers,
those
with
a
home
language
other
than
English
lower
education.
Poor/fair
self-rated
increased
age.
Perceived
negative
females
socially
advantaged
caregivers.
Overall,
length,
peaking
height
July
2021,
before
declining.
CONCLUSIONS
Negative
children
decreased
during
postlockdown
2022–2023;
however,
social
gradients
persisted.
These
data
can
inform
precise
policies
that
enable
better
use
limited
infrastructure.
MQRInvestigar,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
8(1), С. 4712 - 4728
Опубликована: Март 14, 2024
La
era
marcada
por
la
pandemia
de
COVID-19,
dinámica
del
proceso
enseñanza-aprendizaje
y
el
rendimiento
académico
niños
adolescentes
se
han
visto
sometidos
a
desafíos
sin
precedentes,
ahí
propósito
tema
investigar
que
tuvo
como
objetivo
demostrar
impacto
enseñanza
aprendizaje
en
tiempos
covid
post
-19
adolescentes.
metodología
aplicada
fue
documental
tipo
descriptivo
basándose
búsqueda
artículos,
las
bases
datos
PubMed,
SciELO,
Elsevier,
Google
Scholar,
Redalyc,
Springer,
cuales
utilizaron
los
términos
MeSH,
“rendimiento
académico”,
“métodos
enseñanza”,
“adolecentes”,
“post-covid-19”,
“niños”,
“covid-19”.
Los
resultados
obtenidos
destacan
necesidad
brindar
apoyo
estudiantes
familias
durante
periodos
distanciamiento
social,
señalando
desigualdades
pérdida
asociadas
con
educación
ingresos
padres,
aunque
escuela
no
vio
afectado
todos
casos.
frecuente
aparición
ansiedad
depresión
refleja
una
carga
considerable
problemas
emocionales
esta
población,
evidenciando
complejidad
su
adaptación
experiencias
vividas
pandemia.
En
conclusión,
implementación
plataformas
virtuales
ha
destacado
diversidad
impactos
ámbito
educativo
global.
Mientras
algunos
países
experimentan
positivos,
otros
enfrentan
notables,
desde
académicas
hasta
consecuencias
significativas
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
21(8), С. 975 - 975
Опубликована: Июль 26, 2024
The
aim
of
this
study
was
to
assess
whether
the
psychological
impact
COVID-19
pandemic
on
children
and
adolescents
had
decreased
four
years
after
initial
assessment.
This
aimed
determine
if
with
an
active
lifestyle
participation
in
sports
activities
were
protected
against
traumatic
stress.
included
a
total
284
Italian
participants
assessed
at
two
different
time
points:
first
assessment
conducted
2020
when
aged
9–12
years,
second
carried
out
later
13–16.
Participants
completed
Impact
Event
Scale–Revised
questionnaire
(IES-R),
IES-8
IES-15
versions
used
accordingly
based
age
group.
In
assessment,
146
(51.4%)
reported
score
higher
than
cut-off
for
significant
stress,
while
2024,
only
49
(17.2%).
chi-square
analysis
indicated
that
decrement
statistically
(p
<
0.001).
RM-ANOVA
showed
reduction
both
Intrusion
Score
Avoidance
A
statistical
interaction
between
gender
observed.
There
weak
correlations
level
children’s
sport
practice,
no
differences
those
who
engage
individual
or
team
sports.
Despite
showing
young
people
are
overcoming
crisis
its
consequences,
identifying
potential
modifiable
risk
factors
empowering
protective
remains
crucial,
especially
continue
experience
issues.
restrictions
particularly
impacted
by
disrupting
their
routine,
which
may
have
compromised
universally
recognized
value
Capacity
for
death
awareness
and
anxiety
in
children
young
people
has
been
previously
documented,
but
the
impact
of
Covid-19
subsequent
support
needs
are
not
currently
known.
The
aim
this
study
was
to
explore
children’s
people’s
experiences
responses
pandemic
identify
resulting
that
long-lasting
or
ongoing.
Qualitative
data
collected
from
thirteen
aged
9-10
years
old
a
primary
school
Northwest
England
over
hundred
people,
including
nine
interviews,
across
United
Kingdom.
Children
were
asked
draw
their
thoughts
feelings
about
write
short
narration
accompany
drawing.
A
questionnaire
semi-structured
interviews
used
with
12-16.
Thematic
analysis
identified
four
themes
data:
anxiety;
mental
health;
positive
pandemic;
needs.
Findings
indicate
need
appropriate
interventions
facilitate
safe
spaces
express
emotions
share
around
death,
dying,
bereavement
confidently
non‑judgemental
setting.
Community Development,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
54(4), С. 468 - 478
Опубликована: Май 31, 2023
Community
development
needs
to
address
the
role
of
schools.
Beyond
education,
schools
can
be
important
sources
health
care,
nutrition,
and
economic
development.
However,
schools,
as
separate
governmental
institutions,
create
challenges
opportunities
for
community
Case
studies
in
this
special
issue
show
both
promise
challenges.
In
article,
we
highlight
importance
hierarchical
power
relations,
may
wield
over
community,
or
lose
tax
abating
authorities
higher
levels
government.
Shared
is
needed,
if
actors
realized.
Because
collaboration
narrow
discussion
common
agendas,
argue
that
voice,
conscientization,
sharing
funding
are
needed
enable
comprehensive
collaborations
lead
a
broader
agenda