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City 5 years ago
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Parents struggling to keep kids focused during online learning
Many parents across Jakarta feel unprepared for coteaching their children at home and often struggle to help children stay focused when attending virtual classes during the COVID-19 pandemic, a study has revealed.
Parents 5 years ago
Low-income parents lonelier in pandemic, says British royal Kate
Parents living in deprived areas are at higher risk of feeling lonely due to COVID-19, British royal Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, said as she unveiled research that also highlighted the pandemic's impact on women's mental health.
Parents 5 years ago
Overweight parents more likely to have overweight children but gender and age matter too
A British study investigating potential associations between overweight and obese parents and the risk of inter-generational transmission to their children concluded that the impact of parents' overweight differs depending on the age and gender of the children, and also varies with regard to maternal or paternal influences.
Entertainment 5 years ago
From Asia to Africa, 'Sesame Street' special tackles coronavirus pandemic
Elmo, Cookie Monster and Muppets from Asia and the Middle East are joining forces for a special episode of "Sesame Street" aimed at helping kids cope with a world turned upside down by the coronavirus pandemic.
National 5 years ago
Teachers, parents fret over health risks as schools prepare to reopen
Many parents and teachers are expressing concern about their children's health and safety following the Education and Culture Ministry’s decision to allow the phased reopening of schools located in COVID-19 low-risk areas, or “green zones”, beginning July.
