HOW GLOBALIZATION CHANGED STUDENTS LIFE: BY DAVI SATLER

HOW ARE YOU, TODAY? Well, the COVID-19 pandemic affected students in many ways, the most important and worrying was the quarantine that left several children and adolescents without studying, especially those without conditions, as the astronomical rise of the dollar together with the silicon crisis increased a lot all electronic devices, especially computers and cell phones. The cultural and events sector was one of the most affected by the coronavirus pandemic. The health crisis led to the closure of concert halls and shows due to the need for social isolation, leaving thousands of Brazilian artists without income. The pandemic also greatly increased the use of electronic devices because, being closed at home, the way out for many young people was to use their cell phones and computers. Losses in trade revenues resulted in the reduction of 1.7 million jobs in 2020, out of a total of 16 million people who worked in the sector in the period immediately prior to the crisis. In 2020, the real was the 6th currency that most devalued According to the Austin Rating survey, the Brazilian currency had the 6th worst performance in the world against the dollar, accumulating in 2020 a devaluation of 22.4%. The role of multinationals and economic organizations in all this was very important for people's awareness of the whole situation, as they had more influence and "credibility" than the government, which was cursed and called bad by the big influencers. My take on all of this is that general mismanagement by the government and lack of cooperation from the people has made the whole situation worse. ASS: DAVI SATLER