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As a teacher and a mother, the Sudbury, Ont woman says she has had to do "a lot of explaining" about the virus at work and at home. "A lot of our kids are being exposed to a lot of scary things -- myths, pseudo-science -- and we want some element of control there to make sure that they're staying safe," she told CTV News Toronto on March 11.
"I think it's really important to see what your kids know, what are they worried about and what are they asking you," Kulik said.Part of the fear of COVID-19 comes from the many unknowns about the coronavirus that causes it. News coverage and social media platforms are full of images of people wearing protective equipment, ever-growing case numbers, and warnings about what to do to prevent the virus from spreading.
*Pukes in mouth*
Just tell them that climate change will kill them anyway so not to worry.
Clearly there are some adults that need this as well.
Add climate change to the story too while your at it!!
does it really work?
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