As families navigate virtual learning, social distancing and isolation throughout the lockdown, feelings of anxiety, stress and uncertainty have been the elephant in the room.
“The disruption to education, lack of space in challenged communities, technological literacy, mental well-being and relationships, absence of group work and social contact have impacted our kids. They are deprived of other opportunities for personal growth and development,” said Ma. Cristina Padilla Sendin, human resources consultant and writer, in a recent talk for Brotherhood of Christian Businessmen and Professionals Alabang East Chapter.
“There are also breaks in continuity in learning and …
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