코로나19 이후 청소년 삶의 변화와 소년보호정책적 함의

• Published in: 소년보호연구 Vol. 33; no. 2; pp. 1 - 27
• Main Authors: 김윤나, Kim Yoon Na, 이희연, Lee Hee Youn
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: Korean
• Published: 한국소년정책학회 31.12.2020
• Subjects: Corona 19; Living Area Youth Welfare and Protection Facility; SDGs; youth quality of life; 법학; 생활권 청소년 복지 및 보호 시설; 청소년 삶의 질; 코로나 19
• DOI: 10.35930/KJPR.33.2.1
• ISSN: 1598-8163

This study aimed to examine the satisfaction and relationships of how adolescents' lives changed after Corona 19, to find out the emotions and influences of the coronavirus, and to understand the desires of adolescents for career, academic, and active leisure. In addition, it was conducted to understand the most important issues among SDGs (UN-sustainable development) in the post-corona era and to understand its role and responsibility as a subject for future development. To this end, from July 1 to July 21, 2020, a significant sampling of youth (middle and high school) across the country was conducted, and the results of a Google online survey of 1,055 people were analyzed. The main research contents are as follows. The life satisfaction of adolescents significantly dropped from 5 points to 5 points after Corona 19 compared to before Corona 19, and the biggest emotions adolescents experience during the Corona 19 period were negative emotions such as frustration, anxiety and anxiety, depression, and fear. In terms of relations, in terms of overall relationship satisfaction before the COVID-19 outbreak, family relations were the highest and teacher relations were the lowest, and men scored higher than women in all relationships, and the difference between male and female scores was the largest in friend relations. When asked about what you think is the most important thing in the post-corona era, a healthy and happy life, expansion of good jobs and economic growth, reduction of the poor and strengthening the social safety net, quality education for all, resolution of all kinds of inequality, human rights justice It was in order of peace. Based on these findings, the implications of five studies were presented.