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Showing 1 to 20 of 26 for “"Student Wellbeing"”.
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A socio-ecological study, adopting a participatory approach to exploring student wellbeing in the first year of Junior Cycle in Ireland: a snapshot of student wellbeing
The importance of wellbeing to student life is widely recognised. With a greater focus on young persons’ wellbeing in Ireland (DES, 2018) and given the significant reform in lower secondary, the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NCCA) introduced a universal social and emotional …
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Life is Complicated: The Urgent Call to Support Student Wellbeing through Social Emotional Learning
<p>Abstract:</p> <p>Students face increased mental health challenges, including depression, anxiety, trauma, racial trauma, and suicide risk, in addition to opportunity gaps. Despite educators’ work to support students through mental health services and despite the existence of social emotional …
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The potential of green space in schools to enhance biodiversity, ecological knowledge and student wellbeing
… to benefit mental health, physical health and wellbeing, and increase awareness of the natural world and conservation, yet there are concerns that direct experiences in nature are being replaced by indirect, technology-mediated experiences, such as through television programmes. However, there …
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Silos to symphonies: social work and its contribution to student wellbeing programs within a Victorian Catholic School
… provide a health promoting setting within which students can develop the skills, knowledge and attitudes required to live healthy lives both in the short and long term. Using a case study, this thesis examines how a cross-disciplinary collaboration between teaching and social work can negotiate …
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More Than a Fitness Studio: The role of collegiate recreation group exercise programs in undergraduate student wellbeing
… physical activity positively impacts wellbeing, across physical, emotional and social wellness. Furthermore, group-based physical activity has been linked to increasing adherence to an exercise protocol as well as improving social connectedness. For college students, collegiate …
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United for Wellbeing: Using Appreciative Inquiry to Increase Social Cohesion and Student Wellbeing in an Ethnically Diverse Rural School District
… that comprise them struggle to ensure that all students have equal opportunities for educational success and improved subjective wellbeing. Educators have expressed concern that communities themselves are dealing with increasingly divided populations wherein majority and minority populations do …
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When the goal is to be less stressed: a naturalistic investigation of academic and self-care goal completion
… of college are synonymous with stress for many students, with stress generally being related to academic success and posing a challenge for academic goals and self-care behaviors. Individual difference factors such as resilience and need for cognition may impact this stress experience as well as …
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An Analysis of the Use of the On-Campus Food Bank by International Graduate Students at the University of Guelph
… the experiences of international graduate students at the University of Guelph, who have used or are current users of the CSA on-campus food bank. This exploration illuminates the barriers that international graduate students face when coming to the University of Guelph to gain an …
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Exploring the Effects of the Leadership Academy Scholar Course on Student Well-Being
… positive education program, has on student wellbeing and determined if the addition of a positive psychology retreat causes a significant increase in well-being compared to the program without the retreat. Well-being was measured through self-report scores on the Warwick-Edinburgh …
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Pathways between parent attachment and student well-being in Mataram : the mediating role of teacher-student relationship and peer attachment
… the pathways between parent attachment and student wellbeing in Mataram, focusing on the mediating roles of teacher-student relationships and peer attachment. Well-being is an urgent topic to raise because of its ability to prevent mental health issues. Understanding well-being well will be …
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A Wellness Profile of Student-Veterans at 4-Year Higher Education Institutions: The Role of Gender, Combat Tours, and Deployment
<p>Afghanistan and Iraq war student-veterans have increased in population on college campuses in the United States (U.S.) as a result of using the Post 9/11 GI Bill. Healthy Campus 2020 (American College Health Association, 2012) highlighted the importance of college student wellbeing, health …
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Impact of Counseling Services and Campus Engagement on Academic Performance of Neurodivergent College Students
<p>Neurodivergent students, including individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), dyslexia, and other learning differences, face unique challenges in higher education. These challenges impact their academic performance, social integration, and …
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Setting standards for student services: exploring the views of student support service professionals in higher education on their contribution to the student experience
Student support services is a relatively unknown function within Irish higher education and is generally considered part of the broader non-academic administrative provision within HEIs. Findings from this qualitative study suggest that those employed in this area do not see themselves in this …
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An exploration of how teacher wellbeing is conceptualised and supported by the main stakeholders in post-primary schools in Ireland
… study focused on the gap in research on teacher wellbeing and how it is conceptualised and supported by the ‘three voices’ i.e., the managerial agencies, principals/deputy principals, and teachers in post-primary schools in Ireland. Through the lens of dialectical pluralism, Phase one used an …
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“It takes a village to raise a child”: Pastoral Care for Māori and Pasifika secondary school students
… the value of pastoral care for secondary students. For Māori and Pasifika students, pastoral care may enable the blending of Māori/Pasifika models of health/wellbeing with socio-ecological models such as that of Bronfenbrenner (1979), in the school context. Improved student wellbeing could …
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Student well-being, academic performance, and life satisfaction during the COVID-19 pandemic
… psychological, and social well-being. Our wellbeing is inspired by our thoughts, feelings, actions, and how we react to stress, interact with others, and decision making. Well-being has the potential to negatively affect academic achievement and be a significant public health challenge. …
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Compassion at the Core: Reimagining Schools as Centers of Human Flourishing Through Youth-Led Action Research
… increasingly competitive and standardized world, student wellbeing is a growing priority in K-12 education, alongside an emerging focus on human flourishing. While not commonly paired with wellbeing science, compassion is gaining prominence as an important systemic mindset. Focusing on compassion …
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The Role of Validation Experiences and Sense of Belonging in Academic Self-Concept and Intent to Persist Among Four-Year College Students
… that historically underrepresented college students are more likely to report alienating campus climates which can contribute to decreased sense of belonging and wellbeing. In turn, a lack of a sense of belonging and poor mental health may lead to decreased academic engagement and increased …
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Exploring the use of digital technologies and stakeholder perspectives of online harms and harassment in the Higher Education sector
… remains a gap in understanding their impact on student wellbeing. The research addresses this by exploring how HE students use digital technologies for communication and interaction, examining the link between technology use and mental health. Reports indicate a fivefold increase in students …
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Collaborative Autobiography: A Process for Addressing Educators' Stress and Awareness in 21st Century Public Education
… systems that inhibited what they perceived was student wellbeing and academic growth. The most common cause of stress cited among the group was other adults. Although all participants found teachers to be significant causes of their stress, the two teachers found administrators to be the …
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