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According to a new study, remote learning contributes to children's unhappiness While remote employment may appeal to adults, older school-aged children in their late teens may not find remote learning as enticing as per the new study and its also causing depression in many children's. Survey on how their children were doing in terms of mental health were analysed, according to a study published on JamaNetwork. After all of that, it's worth noting that the majority of the 2,000 children in this study experienced an increase in depression and anxiety as a result of their participation in remote learning, which is a concerning statistic because it suggests that this option may not be as viable in the long run. Increased screen time could be one of the reasons for this increase in depression and anxiety. These children spend the majority of their time in front of a screen, which has been linked to a decline in mental health. On top of that, these students are not getting to in...