Dr Boss reassured parents that their children will be all right, despite pandemic-related academic and social disruptions. “Children are naturally resilient, and they will be stronger for having survived this bad thing that happened to them. They’ll bounce back and grow from it.”
More than children, “we need to focus on adults", she said. “This generation of parents has faced no world war, no global threat” of this scale. Many parents are struggling, though she worries that some may be over-shielding their children, which can erode their natural ability to solve problems and cope with adversity.
Dr Boss’ sentiments brought to mind the concerns my husband and I had in 1980, when our 10-year-old twin sons were facing enrollment in a public middle school where rampant misbehavior and physical threats were common.
Perhaps Dr Boss’s most valuable advice when faced with pandemic losses: “What we need to hope for is not to go back to what we had, but to see what we can create now and in the future.” She suggests brainstorming with others and being willing to try new things. “Hope for something new and purposeful that will sustain you and give you joy for the rest of your life.”
Summary : Comply and Adapt. Not Good Article. Meaning If you know things are wrong, you still comply and adapt. Dont fight. Is this correct attitude? No wonder falsehood is sooo thick.
TL;DR; Learn from children. Adapt to the changing situation, don't try to control it. Be agile
Okey nman kahit marirap..kinaya lahat lahat..
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