HOW GLOBALIZATION CHANGED STUDENTS LIFE: BY JÚLIA CARDOSO

HELLO EVERYONE! During the pandemic, many of the students lost interest in their studies, as remote teaching was something they easily lost interest in. The students who were most affected were those from the public network, because with schools closed and online classes, most students could not attend classes and because of that, many stopped worrying about their studies, leaving them aside and focusing on other things. things. But many also left their studies aside due to the fact that they found another interest such as the internet, many spent their class hours on social networks such as: WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok and Youtube. And that's why many ended up being harmed, because now that schools are back, many are having difficulties in face-to-face classes. With that, the advancement of technology began, people started to use it more, because most of the appointments were online, so technology has advanced a lot and gained a very advanced course. As the income of 34% of Brazilians dropped a lot, students from private schools had to be taken out of their schools to go to public schools to study. How the real was the most devalued currency in the entire planet. The dollar ended up 4.07%, at R$4.8065, the biggest percentage increase since March 16, 2020 – at the beginning of the pandemic, this ended up affecting low-income students. And we also have the culture affected since the pandemic, many shows started to be done online, but with 46% of the global population still without access to the internet, almost half of the world remains without access to culture and artists without contact with the public. So we can see that the pandemic has greatly harmed students and affected culture, income, currency and technology, many things have changed since the pandemic, students no longer have the same income as before, many have given up studying, among other things, pandemic caused a lot of unemployment and many students were harmed by it, and also the psychological problems that the pandemic brought and many students were affected because of it. ASS: JÚLIA CARDOSO