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Mental Health 101 edHUB Guides
WEBMental health symptoms include persistent low mood, severe anxiety, hearing or seeing things, and having persistent or obsessive thoughts. To be diagnosed as an illness, a doctor will assess the duration, severity, and impact of these symptoms. Similar to how mental health is a spectrum, so too is mental illness.
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Safer Language edHUB Guides
WEBIdentity-First. Identity-first language is when a condition is mentioned first, and many people choose this language when describing themselves. Individuals who use identity-first language may be focused on the way their condition has shaped who they are. They may also be working to dispel the idea that there is something wrong with "being
Be There for Others Unit Plan edHUB Unit Plans
WEBThe Be There for Others Unit Plan is designed to help you bring Be There’s foundational mental health education into your classroom. The unit is based on a professionally-developed curriculum and focuses on providing students with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to support someone struggling with their mental health, while also looking …
Jack.org / edHUB About Us
WEBAbout Us. The Educator Hub is brought to you by Jack.org. Jack.org is a Canadian charity that works in partnership with young people, especially those who have been historically excluded from the mental health space, to build communities and systems that support youth mental health. Visit Jack.org.
Jack.org / edHUB Resources
WEB6 Lessons. Activities. May 4, 2023 7:08 PM. 1. 20. Student learning related to the Living Skills expectations takes place in the context of learning related to the Active Living, Movement Competence, and Healthy Living strands, and should be assessed and evaluated within these contexts. Be There for Others Unit Plan. Lesson. 1 / 6.
Classroom Discussion Guide edHUB Guides
WEBMental Health Classroom Discussion Guide. Talking about mental health can sometimes be difficult for young people — especially those who are struggling or have experienced a difficult situation. In accordance with multiple academic and school boards’ best practices, we have taken measures to ensure that our messages are well evaluated, safe
Minds On: Pyramid of Self-Care edHUB Activities
WEBOntario Healthy Active Living Education, Grade 9 (PPL1O) C3. Making Connections for Healthy Living C1.1 explain how active living and healthy eating contribute to a person’s physical health and mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being, and describe the benefits of a holistic approach to health (e.g., provides more energy, helps body develop to full …
Be There for Yourself edHUB Lessons
WEBThis lesson explores Be There for Yourself. In this lesson, your students will learn to recognize their limits and how to take care of their own mental health. They will learn to recognize signs they are stressed or struggling, the importance of self-care, and when to reach out for help. Your students will have the opportunity to deepen their
Jack.org / edHUB Get Involved beyond the classroom
WEBStudent learning related to the Living Skills expectations takes place in the context of learning related to the Active Living, Movement Competence, and Healthy Living strands, and should be assessed and evaluated within these contexts.
Golden Rule #5: Connect to Help edHUB Lessons
WEBThis lesson explores Be There Golden Rule #5: Connect to Help. In this lesson, your students will learn to access professional and community mental health resources and what to expect from them. Your students will hear from young people in our network about how they helped loved ones find the mental health support they needed and what that can
Minds On: Checking In edHUB Activities
WEBOntario. Healthy Active Living Education, Grade 9 (PPL1O) C3. Making Connections for Healthy Living 3.2 Describe a variety of strategies for coping with or responding to mental health concerns affecting oneself or others (e.g., stress and mood management techniques, identifying ways to seek help for oneself or a friend/ classmate, supporting …
Coming Soon jack.org / edHUB
WEBSomething great is coming The Educator Hub is a vetted collection of resources that bring Jack.org's mental health promotion programming to the classroom. It provides educators with a complete unit plan, lessons, and activities — all aligned with curriculum guidelines — to support them in meeting the mental health needs of their students.
Golden Rule #1: Say What You See edHUB Lessons
WEBThis lesson explores Be There Golden Rule #1: Say What You See. In this lesson, your students will learn how to break the ice and start a conversation with someone who is struggling with their mental health by hearing from young people who have experienced these situations themselves. This lesson will help your students overcome concerns they
Be There Youtube Short edHUB Videos
WEBStudent learning related to the Living Skills expectations takes place in the context of learning related to the Active Living, Movement Competence, and Healthy Living strands, and should be assessed and evaluated within these contexts.
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