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= 16) from six schools in small and mid-sized northern prairie communities in Canada. Interviews were analyzed through thematic analysis. Three interrelated themes have emerged. First, the start of COVID-19 brought sudden and stressful changes to children's lives. Second, disruptions to daily life led to feelings of boredom and lack of purpose. Third, limited opportunities for social interaction led to loneliness and an increase in screen time to seek social connection with peers. Results underscore the need for resilience building and the promotion of positive coping strategies to help school-aged children thrive in the event of future health crises or natural disasters.
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Laena Maunula
Julia Dabravolskaj
Katerina Maximova
Children
University of Toronto
University of Alberta
St. Michael's Hospital
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www.synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0021dd7ac91c5d2a2d66a9 — DOI: https://doi.org/10.3390/children8121185
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