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Helping students cope with the pressure to succeed

Experts say adolescent wellness is as vulnerable to academic pressure as it is to poverty, trauma and discrimination – and that students from high-achieving schools are at greater risk of substance abuse, depression and anxiety than the national norm. ....

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6 ways parents can help kids regain a sense of purpose

Here’s how parents and caregivers can help ease children back into life in a healthy way. ....

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How achievement-oriented parents and schools stress out kids

(NYTIMES) When schools shut down last spring, Carson Roubison, a charter school student in Phoenix, Arizona, was initially relieved. There were some difficulties in those early days at home - when classes went online, Carson and his parents, both public school teachers, had to share the sole family computer. But Carson s stress levels fell as school became less demanding during the transition to distance learning.
I wasn t aware of the giant impact the pandemic would have, he said, so I was excited, to be honest, to have some time off school. But things changed in autumn. The academic load went back to pre-pandemic levels even though learning was still remote. Carson, a senior, struggled to stay motivated. His mental health suffered. He hoped to attend community college the following autumn, but grew increasingly terrified that the education he d received in high school over the past year would leave him unprepared. ....

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Parents, Stop Talking About the 'Lost Year' - The New York Times

Teenagers and tweens will be fine, experts say if adults model resilience. ....

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Business NOT As Usual: We Need More Capital, More Loans, More Equity For Black Owned Businesses

December 15, 2020
In Northern Virginia, like much of the nation, Black-owned businesses are being negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. One report found 41% of Black-owned businesses have been forced to close due to COVID-19 compared to just 17% of white-owned businesses. All of this while Black-owned businesses face long-term, racial disparities that severely restrict business ownership, growth, and access to investment capital.
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As part of our Build Back – Dream Forward: COVID-19 Response Fund Event Series, the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia, along with the Northern Virginia Black Chamber of Commerce hosted
Business NOT as Usual: We Need More Capital, More Loans, More Equity for Black-Owned Businesses webinar Thursday, December 3, 2020, to examine strategies for advancing a more inclusive economic recovery. Keynote Speaker Andre M. Perry, Fellow at the Brookings Institution s Metropolitan Policy Program shared new analysis on Black ....

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