internet.[sonido ambiente]hope: the educational crisisand mental health in whichthey find hundreds submergedHispanic studentsattributed to high levels ofabsenteeism, due topandemic.mariela salgado talked withan organization about thiscrude reality.mariela: it’s the yearsdefine your identity, and whenthe world came over him,according to a new study thatcasts alarming schismfigures on absenteeismHispanic students.some students who havehad the lowest attendancemariela: the analysis of theorganization that watches over himstar of students, compared theassistance before and afterthe pandemic.it may be that the family islow-income, who did not fearthe internet, we know that the yearlast and this year is notwelcome to all serviceswhat they have to receive forto be able to attend the English.child who still does not know Englishattend a class in English andunderstand what is happening?We also know that there isstudents a little older thanthey have to work to helpto their families.those students run the bigrisk of dropping out of schoolsmariela: the students wholive in shelters take awayworst part, with assists 14%and trouble.sociability,development of your personality …mariela: this psychologist aliciaunivisón 41 news thatschools must be permanent.this defines what theythey are, when they don’t have thatinteraction with those young people,they may suffer from depression,anxiety, and attacks ofsevere only.adolescence is not easyfor nobody, we rememberOur times.when you need support.our children for the restof their lifes?do not end theschools, suffer from depressionpermanent.we are seeing thatyoung people from 18:00 to 24, whichare older, in thesuicidal thoughts.mariela: what advice would you give toparents?communicate with your child,ask him questions, let him know what it isa child say I am sad,I am anxious”.create a routine, isother young people.when I see that the child isdepressed, let’s find aprofessional.mariela: new york citytake care of help for himprofessional care, I callednumber display to1888nywells, .
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