MHNR Network, LLC
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Coping through Covid: Back to School Edition for Parents, Educators & Students
Coping through Covid: Back to School Edition for Parents, Educators & Students
Coping through Covid: Back to School Edition for Parents, Educators & Students
Wednesday 19th August 2020
Explore the emotional challenges of back-to-school during Covid with insights from parents and educators on coping strategies.
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Episode Overview
- Finding a supportive community can help navigate tough times.
- Virtual learning presents unique challenges for students and educators.
- Comparing parenting choices can increase anxiety.
- Self-care is crucial for managing stress and maintaining well-being.
- Kindness and empathy are essential in interactions during these times.
"It's overwhelming, trying to do the right thing for your kids."
The Goodness Chick podcast tackles the challenges faced by parents, educators, and students during the COVID-19 pandemic in its 'Back to School Edition'. Hosted by Erin Lawler Patterson, this episode features Renee Collins, a teacher and parent, who shares her experiences and thoughts on navigating the complex world of education in these unprecedented times.
The conversation dives into the emotional rollercoaster that many are experiencing, from the joy of spending more time with family to the anxiety of making decisions about schooling. Renee candidly discusses the difficulty of virtual learning and the pressure on educators, who are often misunderstood by those outside the classroom. She emphasises the importance of finding a supportive community or 'tribe' to help navigate these trying times.
With humour and honesty, Erin and Renee explore the impact of social media on parental anxiety, the need for self-care, and the vital role of kindness and empathy in our interactions. This episode is a reminder that while the current situation is tough, having a network of understanding people can make it more manageable. Whether you're a parent wondering how best to support your child or an educator looking for solidarity, this episode offers relatable anecdotes and practical advice.
Tune in to explore how compassion and community can be powerful tools in coping with uncertainty.