.itsgigirobinson has some words for anyone discounting Gen Z in the discussion around mental health: 'Although we're not as old as you, we're not kids anymore.'
. She sums up her mental health strategy with one phrase:"I live by the saying 'what someone else thinks of you is, frankly, none of your business.'" But Robinson has a lot more to say about standing up for herself, finding a support system, and coming into her role as an educator — and what it took for Robinson to become outspoken in her advocacy.
In a post-COVID world, where it's clear that accommodations such as remote learning, hybrid class, and extended deadlines exist and very much helped the overall academic experience for chronically ill and, the worst part is that as we come out of the pandemic, we are resorting back to prepandemic habits and methodologies for learning, which disregard students with these accommodations.
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