Meh, healthy children are resilient af. You are overstating the problem imo.
you would think, but the charts here show a different story, math and reading never recovered
There was no pandemic recovery on NAEP, the National Assessment of Educational Progress, nationwide and in nearly all states.
edsource.org
there were plenty of kids that went from A/B students, straight to F, and it destroyed their moral, and the schools had pass/ no pass.
kids can get over anything, but this one thing for them is the hardest, and that's social credit/peer acceptance/a peer system, physical pain is less to them than social pain.... it's the closest thing that was done to destroying a whole generation.
Two meta-analyses synthesize the findings of a combined 95 studies on suicide attempts, depression and anxiety among kids in 2021 and 2022.
journalistsresource.org
A spike in youth suicide attempts
The researchers examined the rate at which people aged 18 years and younger went to emergency rooms after attempting suicide. They analyzed a total of 11.1 million visits, looking for differences in rates before the pandemic began and two years afterward.
They estimate the rate jumped 27% in the U.S. It rose 22%, on average, across the 18 countries studied: the U.S., Canada, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, England, Scotland, Ireland, Austria, Germany, Spain, Italy, Hungary, Serbia, Switzerland, Slovenia, Turkey, Oman and the United Arab Emirates.
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these are simply rates of people that took it too far, you gotta consider the folks that didnt do this and living in misery