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November 19, 2019 Why Schools Need to Spend Less Time Thinking About Students (and More Time Thinking About Culture) Dr Helen Street
The Social Side of Wellbeing – an extract from Contextual Wellbeing By Dr Helen Street (this is an extract from: Street, Helen (2018) Contextual Wellbeing: creating positive schools from the inside out, published by Wise Solutions) … It could…
For anxious children and teens, context counts, UCLA researchers say Specific area of the brain linked to anxiety disorders in youth Anxiety disorders are common in children and adolescents, affecting up to 25 percent…