Supporting Adolescent Learners: Social and Emotional Wellbeing
Offered By: Griffith University via FutureLearn
Course Description
Overview
Gain the skills you need to help adolescent learners thrive.
A large and growing body of research shows that adolescents who score high on social and emotional wellbeing report improved grades, better relationships, less trouble at school and a lesser likelihood of emotional problems.
On this course, ultimately, you’ll learn to help adolescent learners develop the skills and mindsets that will allow them to thrive. You’ll investigate the social, emotional, intellectual, and physical development of young people, explore the uses of neuroscience in education and help youths embrace lifelong learning.
This course is for anyone in a role that supports young adolescents. For example: parents, teachers, youth leaders, guidance officers and counsellors.
Syllabus
- Understanding adolescence and adolescents
- Let's get started
- Lifelong learning for adolescents: Setting the stage
- Adolescent development
- A focus on cognitive development
- Weekly wrap
- Promoting learning through social and emotional wellbeing
- Students’ perspectives
- Social and emotional challenges: What can you do?
- A teacher’s perspective
- Course wrap up
Taught by
Donna Pendergast
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