COVID-19大流行

A. Henry-Lee
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本章研究了2019年冠状病毒病(COVID-19)对巴巴多斯、牙买加、海地、圣卢西亚和特立尼达和多巴哥等社会结构和人类发展水平不同的五个加勒比岛屿儿童的影响。从55名体育教师收集的主要数据、2020年11月举行的加勒比在线儿童会议上儿童的发言以及现有文献进行了分析,以更好地了解疫情对家庭、学校、教育和娱乐/休闲的影响。调查结果显示,社会对COVID-19的反应加剧了整个加勒比群岛的儿童不平等现象。本章最后提出了在这些国家如何“拯救”儿童的建议。©2022选择和编辑事项,Nazneen Khan;个别章节,贡献者
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The COVID-19 Pandemic
This chapter examines the impact of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) on childhood in five Caribbean islands with varying social structures and levels of human development, including Barbados, Jamaica, Haiti, St. Lucia, and Trinidad and Tobago. Primary data collected from 55 physical education teachers, presentations by children from an online Caribbean child conference held in November 2020, and existent literature are analyzed to better understand the impacts of the pandemic on families, schools, education, and recreation/leisure. Findings reveal that societal responses to COVID-19 have exacerbated childhood inequality across the chain of islands that comprise the Caribbean. The chapter concludes with suggestions on how childhood can be “rescued” in these countries. © 2022 selection and editorial matter, Nazneen Khan;individual chapters, the contributors
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