#student-well-being

#student-well-being

Improved student well-being during the pandemic but some mental health challenges persist, especially for LGBTQ+ students and teen girls.

Restricting student access to cellphones does not necessarily improve well-being or academic performance.

Students' mental well-being decreases with excessive phone usage, but bans aren't the solution.

Public education faces unprecedented challenges due to policy changes and societal issues affecting students and educators alike.

A study suggests that the social robot Jibo can effectively improve students' mood and readiness for change through positive psychology sessions.

The GCSE system is being criticized for prioritizing exams over student well-being and real-world readiness.

U.S. suicide rates increased 37% over two decades, with young people aged 10-24 particularly at risk, prompting universities to enhance mental health services.

California's Phone-Free Schools Act aims to limit smartphone use in schools to enhance student focus and social interaction.

Restrictive smartphone policies in schools may not significantly reduce phone or social media use among students.

Valedictorian honors increasingly dilute academic achievement amid intense competition and grade inflation, pushing students towards superficial accomplishments over genuine learning.

A sense of belonging in schools enhances student attendance and self-worth.

Educators' attitudes can significantly influence students' feelings of inclusion and success.

A free grocery store in San Francisco's Portola neighborhood aims to alleviate student hunger and improve educational outcomes for families in need.

The Comfort Dog Program is enhancing learning and emotional well-being in NYC schools through trained therapy dogs, boosting student confidence and improving academic performance.

Canadian provinces are introducing cellphone bans in schools to reduce distractions and enhance social media safety.

Concerns exist regarding the enforcement of these bans and their implications for teachers.

The pandemic's impact on children's education will disrupt England's schools until the mid-2030s, requiring extensive collaboration for recovery.

The growing bipartisan call for banning smartphones in schools is gaining momentum across different states like California, Florida, Indiana, and New York.

LAUSD implements a strict cellphone ban to combat student screen addiction, ensuring a focus on learning.

Rising physical aggression among L.A. Unified students correlates with a declining sense of safety on campuses.

Investing in advanced safety technologies, like mass notification systems, is vital for enhancing school safety and ensuring swift communication during emergencies.

Police investigate the creation of a 'hit list' by two high school students, ensuring safety and confidentiality are prioritized in the community.