Mental health in schools

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As students return to classrooms and embark on a new academic year, the educational landscape is evolving to meet not only their academic needs but also their mental well-being. Discover the importance of mental health in education and how teachers are implementing innovative mental health check-ins to support student well-being. #QuickSchools #StudentWellbeing #MentalHealthAwareness

One effective way of checking how you feel everyday is by tracking it. Use any of these free feelings charts for adults and get to know yourself better.

Check in with your student’s mental health with a mood tracker. This simple activity can help your students track their emotions as well as helping you facilitate mental health conversations.

Simple mental health lessons for kids, like this activity, leave even young children with something to think about in their daily lives.

Mental health awareness can make a big difference in your students’ lives. Learn how to address mental health challenges, reduce stigma, and provide tools for success. Empower students to care for themselves and others. Click the link to explore resources to support your classroom. #MentalHealthAwareness #StudentWellness #ClassroomTips #TeacherResources #EmotionalWellness

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Social and Emotional Learning. This may look like a mental health theme of the month, a program that the school is doing school-wide, classroom circles, or assemblies on topics, such as building self-esteem. School-wide mental health can benefit all students who may not know information on having a positive mindset, practicing mindfulness, or reducing stress.

Teacher mental health can take a hit during the school year! There is always so much to do and many teachers feel overwhelmed and close to burnout. If you are a teacher looking for ways you can improve your mental health, here are 7 of my favorite mood-boosting tips. I used these as a classroom teacher to improve my mental health and avoid teacher burnout. I hope they help you too!

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This engaging and colorful self-check-in poster helps you or your students reflect on how you're feeling today and what steps to take for self-care! 🌟 ✨ Battery Levels Explained: ✅ Great (Fully Charged): Keep up the good work and maintain your self-care! 💚 Good (Mostly Charged): Maintain your energy and check if anything needs improvement. 💛 Okay / Not Sure (Halfway): Consider ways to recharge and be kind to yourself. 🧡 Struggling (Low Battery): Identify what’s draining you and focus on…

The lack of mental health education in school is shocking. It seems young people only learn about mental health after suffering from it themselves. — Tom Hulme

They be like "oh we understand that the students are stressed" and then continue giving us so much of assignments and making our syllabus harder , i dont even want to start talking about how they make schools educate us about the importance of mental health and de-stressing from school when THEY are the ones ruining our mental health like how ironic is that