Asheotsala Amina Alaku
Federal College of Education (Technical) Bichi, Kano State, Nigeria
michogun63@gmail.com
Asia Pacific Journal of Academic Research in
Social Sciences
Vol. 6 No. 1, pp 23-27
May 2021
ISSN 2545-904X
The Trauma of Covid-19 Pandemic in Nigeria Secondary School Education: The Role of Counselor 361 KB 2 downloads
Asheotsala Amina Alaku Federal College of Education (Technical) Bichi, Kano State,...
The impact of COVID-19 on secondary school education is deemphasized. Worse is the damage impose on mental health especially, traumatic experience of students. However, the present study assessed the trauma of COVID-19 pandemic in Nigeria secondary school education and the role of counselor. The study raised issues on current status of COVID-19 in Nigeria and on the globe. The origin of COVID-19 generally and in Nigeria specifically, has been examined. Having explored the trauma associated with COVID-19, and the effects on secondary school students, the question of “what then is the role of school counselors in combating COVID-19 trauma is addressed. The study concluded that school counselors have greater functions to implement on reducing trauma posed by COVID-19 among secondary school students. Recommendations were made with specific implications to students, teachers, school leaders, parents, and government at large.
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