Jocelyn Chaverri

[Jocelyn Chaverri @MsChaverri]

I agree with you. Negative content on social media needs to stop. A lot of these young people are being affected every day and causes a lot of depression.

[Jocelyn Chaverri @MsChaverri]

A lot of young people from the ages 14-22 have shown symptoms of depression. 51% of these young people come from whose families have been affected with the virus.
#inform #csumbls350 #copingwithcovid @SusannahFox
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[Jocelyn Chaverri @MsChaverri]

I really liked your video. I also think it is important to not be afraid to speak up. Keeping your emotions to yourself will affect you mentally in the future.

[Ms. Hernandez @MsHernandez_314]

Being able to speak our minds is important. Bottling things in are not healthy. It is important for students to know how to react and act when they have strong feelings. @GeorgeWill #advocacygoalinspire #csumbls350 https://t.co/tmM7VzD0v3

[Jocelyn Chaverri @MsChaverri]

I also agree that students who are parents have more responsibilities. And many of these parents are also full-time students. They struggle a lot mentally and that is why it is important for them to know that there are people whom they can talk too.

[Ms. Valencia @msavalencia]

Did you know that more than one in five college students have their own children? Students who are parents have more responsibilities than regular students and need to take care of their mental health. #csumbls350 #inform #parents
https://t.co/LVQx4jWlH3 via @politico @MLBombard

[Jocelyn Chaverri @MsChaverri]

I agree. The coronavirus has affected many people in the way that they have lost their jobs and many lives have been lost because of this crisis. We all have to stick together and together we will fight this.

[Miss Emelly @missemellyy]

Inspired by NPR’s article the Coronavirus Crisis has affected everyone in a vas majority of ways, https://t.co/2CVneXgFQI 17 year old, Joshua Mendoza has faced many challenges but still continues to fight and choose happiness! #csumbls350 #inspire #NPR #coronavirus

[Jocelyn Chaverri @MsChaverri]

Many students do not know how to react when feeling angry. That is why I believe it is important as an educator to be there for the students, especially during the pandemic. https://t.co/WOIScg6TI0
#csumbls350 #inspire @GeorgeWill

[Jocelyn Chaverri @MsChaverri]

Yes of course. If online schooling is something that schools are going to continue after the pandemic, then they should treat it like if students were physically attending school.

[Jocelyn Chaverri @MsChaverri]

Since the pandemic started, schools have helped students with snacks and materials. Students struggle with other things besides school, therefore more departments should also be helping.
#csumbLS350 #involve #education @politico
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[Jocelyn Chaverri @MsChaverri]

Should parents send their children back to school after the pandemic is over? Or should they have the choice to continue with online schooling?
#csumbls350 #inquire #newyorktimes #onlineschool
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[Jocelyn Chaverri @MsChaverri]

During this time of COVID-19, be patient and keep protecting yourself and those around you while things around us are still changing. Schools closing have been difficult for both students and educators but slowly things will go back to how they were before.
#csumbls350 #involve