Children learning in the cabin. Photo of this article Courtesy of the medical team of Shanghai Children's Medical Center On the morning of April 6, the parent-child ward of the New International Expo Center Fang Cabin Hospital was filled with a strong learning atmosphere, with IPADs and computers, and the children took online classes on time. In order to enable the children to study seriously, parents and medical workers try to adjust their voices to the "lightest" state, the children hold electronic devices, listen carefully to the remote teaching of the teachers in the network segment, sometimes raise their hands to answer questions, and sometimes write books... At the end of the class break, the children will also "visit the door", ask each other which school they are from, and everyone will add WeChat to each other. Some children in the lower grades still take the questions that cannot be solved and ask the senior "seniors" in the ward.
Children learning in the cabin
When the parent volunteers took the children to the open area to jump rope at noon, the parent volunteers took the children to the open area to do cultural and sports activities, "moderate physical exercise, can add some fun to the children's cabin life." One parent said. Outside, in the administrative office area of Shanghai Children's Medical Center, a printer and a number of school supplies are ready to be "ordered" at any time to meet the needs of children.
The medical team of the Shanghai Children's Medical Center said that they also prepared for each family the "Child Injury Prevention Action Guidebook" edited by the hospital, which summarizes the physiological and psychological behavior growth characteristics of children of all ages, and is used to guide parents to act, educate and cultivate children's safe behavior.
"In special times, especially in special spaces such as the Square Cabin Hospital, the protection of children's accidental injuries is a concern for every parent. Zhang Fen, head nurse of the Respiratory Medicine Department of Shanghai Children's Medical Center and nursing team leader of the medical team, said. As of now, nearly a thousand beds in the "parent-child cabin" in this area have been fully filled.
Source: The Paper