Well-Being at School: What does it look like?
A national symposium on educator and student well-being has shifted the conversation from ‘fixing symptoms’ to transforming entire school cultures.
This multimedia follow-up report from the EdCan Network’s Educator Well-Being: A Key to Student Success Symposium, which took place last October in Toronto, includes presentation recaps and videos of the latest research and good practices for ensuring the well-being of students, teachers, principals, and education leaders.
Two days of engaging keynotes, panel discussions and workshops inspired attendees to answer the following questions:
- What is well-being?
- What does student success look like?
- And how can school districts lead systemic change to meet unique learner needs?
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Looking to get up-to-speed? Here are 5 articles to read on youth mental health:
- Fact Sheet: How could students’ use of social media be affecting their mental health?
- Fact Sheet: How can we best support student mental well-being?
- Fact Sheet: What are effective approaches to improving students’ mental well-being?
- Expert article: School Mental Health Literacy
- Expert article: What is Child and Youth Mental Health?
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Check out our special edition of Education Canada magazine on ‘Educator Well-Being.’ |
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EdCan Network
The EdCan Network is the independent national organization with over 140,000 members working tirelessly to ensure that all students discover their place, purpose and path.
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