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Social isolation, boredom and monotony in these days of COVID-19 may seem like passive problems, but they actually trigger the brain's stress reactions. Luckily, there's help. 
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Luis Valdes's insight:
Like their parents, they are most certainly sleep deprived as well.
farah jadhavji's curator insight,
October 28, 2015 10:17 PM
Every time someone asked me how I felt after school in high school, I would always reply with tired, bored, or stressed. The way students are taught nowadays is so inactive that they start getting lazy in their own lives. Kids that are taught that school is everything are often unhappy in life. One solution would be to make schools more active and create more activities for kids to do rather than sit and listen to lecture 7 hours a day/5 times a week. |
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From organizing digital photos to repurposing old tech, here’s some ideas on how to use your free time during the coronavirus lockdown.
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