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The document discusses mental health issues in schools and suggestions to improve wellbeing. It notes that teacher burnout can be caused by pressures to achieve high grades, taking work home, large class sizes, challenging students, and constant change. Suggestions to improve wellbeing include creating an open-door policy, conducting wellbeing audits, encouraging work-life balance, strengthening child rights governance, and improving access to mental health services and support. The COVID-19 pandemic has also caused psychosocial challenges for students through social isolation and changes to their normal lifestyles and routines.
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- 1. Mental Health In Schools PART 1: Train The Teacher Nokuthula Ndlovu
- 2. Topics Topic 1 Causes of teacher burnout. Topic 2 Suggestions to improve wellbeing in schools. Topic 3 Mental Health issues in learners END
- 3. Pressure for students to achieve top grades. Taking work home. Large classes. Teaching challenging students. Constant change. Low morale. School environment. High emotions.
- 4. Create an Open-Door Policy. Conduct a Wellbeing Audit. Encourage Teacher Work Life Balance. Strengthen the child rights governance system, with clear roles and responsibilities for everyone involved in a child’s life, to create a nurturing care environment. Support and empower parents, caregivers, children and young people to be able to seek advice and access quality mental health and psychosocial support services needed to improve mental health. Scale up positive parenting programmes, safe parks and schools support to mental health. Break the silence, address stigma and promote better understanding of mental health Improve collaboration between government, private sector, civil society and academia to accelerate investments to create hope through youth empowerment and employment so young people can thrive. Suggestions to improve wellbeing in schools.
- 5. Covid-19 induced psychosocial challenges • closing of schools, playgrounds, as well as amusement parks, disrupt children’s normal lifestyle which can potentially cause distress and confusion (Dubeyet al., 2020). • social isolation, • Decrease family income (Aristovnik et al., 2020). • Insufficient supply of basic essentials, Suggestions to improve wellbeing in schools.
- 6. Source: https://www.highspeedtraining.co.uk/hub/promoting-mental-health-in- schools/. https://www.highspeedtraining.co.uk/hub/wellbeing-in-schools-for-staff/ 65 per cent of young people with mental health related issues did not seek help – UNICEF U-Report poll findings and #OnMyMind campaign launched to galvanize action to improve mental health support for young people in South Africa 05 October 2021 https://www.unicef.org/southafrica/press-releases/65-cent-young-people-mental- health-related-issues-did-not-seek-help-unicef.