Research Article: Psychosocial Problems Among Primary School Children in Thailand During the COVID- Pandemic,
Abstract:
The COVID- pandemic has significantly impacted people’s living conditions all around the globe. To prevent and control the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-), several public health measures have been implemented. School closure is one of the measures, with distance and/or online learning becoming the solution to support learners in continuing their education. It was estimated that over . billion learners in countries are affected by COVID- school closures, particularly in accessing digital devices as well as internet connectivity challenges. Primary school children are particularly vulnerable as restriction measures during the pandemic have caused a huge impact on their health and well-being. Evidence has shown that the pandemic has negatively influenced children’s health in many forms, such as physical activities, sleep patterns, eating habits, and psychosocial responses; mental issues such as difficulty in concentrating, boredom, irritability, restlessness, nervousness, feelings of loneliness, uneasiness, and worries have also emerged.–
Introduction:
The COVID- pandemic has significantly impacted people’s living conditions all around the globe. To prevent and control the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-), several public health measures have been implemented. School closure is one of the measures, with distance and/or online learning becoming the solution to support learners in continuing their education. It was estimated that over . billion learners in countries are affected by COVID- school closures, particularly in accessing digital devices as well as…
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