The Well-being Classroom
The Well-being Classroom
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Welcome to The Well-being Classroom, where we explore practical solutions for fostering well-being in schools, featuring insights from educators and experts in the field, designed to empower you with actionable strategies
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The show covers a range of topics related to educational well-being, including mental health, student-teacher connections, child protection, and staff well-being, with episodes featuring insights from experts like Dr. Helen Street on the 'contextual well-being' model and Sian Jorgensen discussing child protection in international contexts.
Welcome to The Well-being Classroom, where we explore practical solutions for fostering well-being in schools, featuring insights from educators and experts in the field, designed to empower you with actionable strategies
Welcome back to the Well-being Classroom! Today, I’m honored to host Dr. Helen Kelly, an author, consultant, and former international school leader. Dr. Kelly brings a unique perspective, dedicating over a decade to researching educator well-being.
Drawing on her legal background and experience leading schools, Dr. Kelly focuses on helping organisations make staff well-being strategic, practical, and sustainable. She is the author of School Leaders Matter: Preventing Burnout, Managing Stress and Improving Wellbeing.
Today, we’re discussing key strategies for leaders to improve staff well-being and workplace culture. Welcome to the Well-being Classroom, Dr. Helen Kelly!
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