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TV dramas are telling stories about the pandemic. Some viewers want them to stop


TV dramas are telling stories about the pandemic. Some viewers want them to stop
CNN
2/23/2021
By Faith Karimi, CNN
© Elizabeth Sisson/NBC
NBC s Chicago Med has made the pandemic a key part of its plotlines. It gives viewers an idea of what happens when coronavirus patients are hospitalized.
Victoria Richardson turns away from her favorite show, Chicago Med, every time a plotline revolves around the coronavirus pandemic. The educator, who lives in the Bronx borough of New York City, says such scenes are upsetting after the loss of her grandmother to Covid-19.
Ashley Sanford, a makeup artist in Detroit, also cringes every time she sees a coronavirus storyline on TV. ....

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The week's best parenting advice: February 23, 2021

1. Recent studies suggest that the shift to remote learning over the past year has set students back by several months at least — and this so-called "COVID slide" is worse in math than in reading, developmental psychologists Susan Levine and Michelle Hurst write at The Washington Post. "Parents tend to see math as the responsibility of schools," but they may need to get more proactive about helping with homework. "Start by asking the child to explain the problem, as explaining sometimes leads to them solving it," Levine and Hurst explain. "Productive struggle, with support and guidance, can be more helpful than solving the problem for your child." And avoid declaring yourself "not a math person," which can cause fatalistic thinking about one's own math capabilities. Instead, use statements such as, "Good job on that problem," which can send your child the message that math is a skill that can be learned if they kee ....

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