An Exploratory Study on COVID-19 and the Rights of Children Based on Keyword Network Analysis

Seoyeon Lee
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COVID-19 has become a worldwide health crisis. Around March 2020, the entire country was shut down, including schools. This resulted in significant changes in the lives of children. In this study, the researcher conducted a keyword network analysis utilizing Ucinet ver 6.716 and NetDraw ver 2.173, after gathering the data using Textom in order to examine the current status of the rights of children in a COVID-19 pandemic. The findings of this study were that the degree centrality was higher with poverty, educational institutions, parents, teachers, income support, child care, child-rearing, caring, online classes, and child welfare, etc. Therefore, it can be said that there is an urgent need for the implementation of the respect of the rights of children all over the world in this COVID-19 pandemic.
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基于关键词网络分析的COVID-19与儿童权利探索性研究
COVID-19已成为一场全球性的健康危机。2020年3月左右,包括学校在内的整个国家都关闭了。这使儿童的生活发生了重大变化。在本研究中,研究者在使用texttom收集数据后,利用Ucinet版本6.716和NetDraw版本2.173进行了关键词网络分析,以研究COVID-19大流行中儿童权利的现状。研究发现,贫困程度、教育机构、家长、教师、收入支持、儿童保育、育儿、关爱、网络课程、儿童福利等因素的中心性较高。因此,可以说,在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间,迫切需要在世界各地落实对儿童权利的尊重。
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