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Check out the latest info from the CDC regarding the Coronavirus at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html
There are 113 ICU beds in rural southern Missouri, with a spike in cases the region is still hosting a Rodeo this week. Read about the dilemma here.
As schools prepare to reopen, experts weigh in on whether youth protects against the virus, and how readily kids can spread it to adults. Read more here.
As schools prepare to reopen, experts weigh in on whether youth protects against the virus, and how readily kids can spread it to adults. Read more here.
Feeling anxious about #coronavirus? You’re not alone. This toolkit from @ShineText & @MentalHealthAm can help: virusanxiety.com. We’re in this together.
The CDC now recommends people over age 2 wear cloth face masks when outside their homes. The American Acadmey of Pediartics address some frequently asked questions about the use of face masks for children during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Always be sure to reach out directly to your child's primary care physician regarding your child's health. Consider keeping appointments if the physician's office allows, chances are they have protocols in place to help maintain healthy operations.
Talking to your student about COVID-19; a helpful lesson plan
Talking to your student about COVID-19; a helpful lesson plan
Teach your student about the science behind COVID-19. Follow these lesson plans for each "lesson of the day" here.
A Guide to COVID-19 & Early Childhood Development
A Guide to COVID-19 & Early Childhood Development
The virtual program, titled Yale Pathways to Science: Public Health, features short video clips and colorful, easy-to-follow slide presentations describing the field of public health, the current COVID-19 pandemic and tips older students can use to better understand complex scientific studies in order to determine public health facts from fiction in some media reports.
Disarming Racism from a Psychological Perspective
Disarming Racism from a Psychological Perspective
Stress, fear, and anxiety are normal reactions to public health crises, such as the current coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. These feelings can fuel stigma and discrimination, such as xenophobia and racism, toward a particular group of people, whether done consciously or not. Individuals of Asian descent, both international and domestic, as well as those perceived to be a part of these communities are being associated with the coronavirus. As a result, they are being stigmatized and subjected to racism and xenophobia in our country and communities.
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