Welcome to my Blog!!

Hello, My name is Cristian Duarte, creator of the blog and I invite you to spend a good time with me, learning from all the presaberes of the topics that we are going to see in this blog. I invite you to sit down and get comfortable because now you will know everything. that we have done in the English class 2020

 We will find things like quarantine and not climate accepted to human beings, we will also talk about animal behaviors, we will also talk about my favorite place and all that entails in making a very special place for the world and for me and in the end we will talk about my PFS. which deals with the animals in my group and their behavior related to that of humans. Thank you for viewing my blog. You are a very special follower for me!

¿How has quarantine changed our lives?

The consequences of quarantine on humans

"Nothing happens, this will not affect me, they are exaggerating."  "It is catastrophic, they will not be able to control it, we are totally unprotected."  "I must take advantage of this situation to do everything that I have pending, I must save time."  The new pandemic triggers states of anxiety.  The high level of uncertainty that accompanies this situation precipitates and maintains a state of anxious recruitment that constitutes preparation for a new and unknown threat.

“The first thing to keep in mind is that quarantine is challenging.  The few previous studies on psychology and quarantine suggest that it is a choice between infection or psychological alteration that can be aggravated in a person, due to confinement.  Therefore, we must think of it as the lesser evil if we take into account the context of a pandemic, ”Dr. Martín Etchevers, professor in charge of the Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapies: Emergency and Interconsultation matter, told Infobae.

How has the current situation helped the planet?

The planet earth is breathing

 The appearance and spread of the Coronavirus or Covid-19 has led us to stay home to take care of ourselves and protect our loved ones.  This time of quarantine has become an opportunity to stop and reflect, for example, on the environmental impact on our planet Earth.

Despite a decline in pollution in countries like China and Italy battling COVID-19, global carbon dioxide levels have so far been higher than last year.  Experts also warn of a possible extreme rise in emissions after the emergency ends, just as it did after the 2008 financial crisis.