COVID-19 Education

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Brief Introduction

Learning about COVID-19 origins, symptoms, impacts, prevention and its forecasts

Description

This course will help you:

  • To understand the cause, symptoms and the relevant action that needs to be taken to control the spread of COVID19

  • To understand the processes countries followed to stop the pandemic at policy levels

  • To understand the short term and long term environmental effects of COVID19 including biodiversity loss

  • To learn quick strategies to support mental health and psychosocial well-being of individuals during social distancing and quarantine

  • To understand how COVID-19 impacts different communities

Learners will build a knowledge base on:

  • Understand the cause, symptoms of the disease and zoonotic origins

  • Understand why and how COVID-19 is different from other communicable diseases

  • Understand how effective public health systems look to handle disease spread

  • Understand the meaning of disaster management.

  • Understand the potential impacts of the pandemic on mental health and well-being of individuals, and how notions of empathy and caring for each other are critical during a pandemic

  • Understand the dangers of discrimination and further inequalities that can arise during global crisis


Essential Questions:

  • Why is it called a pandemic? How can we prevent the spread?

  • What are some steps that we need to take to stop these pandemics to reoccur in the future?

  • What are some strategies to take care of your own mental health and well-being as well as that of your family members and neighbors?

  • How does our treatment of our environment contribute to risk of infectious diseases like COVID-19?

  • What does good governance (policy and health system management) look like to curb disease spread?

  • How has COVID-19 shed light on racial and socioeconomic issues ?

  • What is your role as a concerned citizen and how can you help?


Skills: Learners will be able to:

  • Utilize strategies to manage stress especially during times of crisis and become more aware of the

    need for empathy and self-care

  • Become knowledgeable about pandemics and their health impacts

  • Recognize what good governance looks like at government and health system levels during disease

    outbreak/crisis

  • Be observant about the loss of biodiversity and environmental losses

  • Learn individual's role in this pandemic and get ideas on how to practice being a good citizen

  • Identify injustices that stem from discrimination and xenophobia during a global crisis

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