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Ngaire Shepherd-Wills
Ngaire Shepherd-Wills, educator and facilitator with CORE Education, Canterbury.
Ten Trend: Wellbeing in the group CORE Ten Trends
What’s this Trend all about? As a nation, sadly we see rising statistics around; high rates of mental distress, substance abuse, suicide, anxiety for children and young people, as well as workplace bullying. Some of the research is alarming and can no longer be ignored. The governmen...Tags: ten, trend, wellbeing, mental, health, strategies, school, stories
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Supporting wellbeing...a haiku! in the group Mental wellness first aid
Kia ora koutou, During the last few weeks it has been a privilege as well as a somewhat exhausting and energising experience to be part of conversations with educators, colleagues and friends across many sectors - about ways to support wellbeing. Wellbeing for ourselves and those aroun...Tags: wellbeing, support, students, staff, whānau, wellbeing for all, haiku
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Promoting wellbeing for all - Auckland in the group Face-to-face workshops | Enabling you
Learning outcomes By the end of this workshop, participants will: be introduced to the science of wellbeing have an understanding of the pillars that make up wellbeing understand how strengths spotting, positive emotion, gratitude and our relationships can influence our wellbeing and...Tags: wellbeing, leaders, educators, school, workshop
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Promoting wellbeing: connection and belonging - Wellington in the group Face-to-face workshops | Enabling you
n this safe and supportive workshop, you will be invited to bring along your curiosity and openness to this kōrero style experience. Learning outcomes By the end of this workshop, you will: strengthen your understanding of high quality connections understand the power of conne...Tags: wellbeing, belonging, connections, workshop
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Promoting wellbeing: connection and belonging - Christchurch in the group Face-to-face workshops | Enabling you
n this safe and supportive workshop, you will be invited to bring along your curiosity and openness to this kōrero style experience. Learning outcomes By the end of this workshop, you will: strengthen your understanding of high quality connections understand the power of conne...Tags: wellbeing, belonging, connections, workshop
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Tōku Reo - Māori language in the new millenium in the group Mental wellness first aid
A site that many of you for sure will be familiar with.Tags: language, wellbeing, culture
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Megan Martin
PE/Health and Across Schools Teacher. Creator of www.liveuptoyou.org (health and wellbeing website)
Mental wellness first aidNau mai, Haere mai Welcome to our wellness bubble of ideas, suggestions, words of encouragement...
edSpace live event: Cultivating Social Connection online in the group Mental wellness first aid
Nothing can replace the physical connection that we all need in the form of face to face. So what can we do in the meantime to cultivate the connection they need and we need? By turning up the volume online on the ways we can possibly socially connect. If you are interested in knowing more, wh...Tags: webinar, wellbeing, online, connections, tools, strategies
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uLearn 20 is virtual
Did you know uLearn20 is virtual this year? For the fist time ever uLearn20 will be delivered...Did you know uLearn20 is virtual this year? For the fist time ever uLearn20 will be delivered online! Now it doesn't matter where you are, everyone can attend uLearn20! Pohewatia te āpōpō | Reimagine tomorrow. 7-8 October 2020 Using an exciting, contemporary...
Ten Trends 2020: A retrospective report
With Ten Trends 2020 released on Friday, we can’t go past this retrospective look at trends...With Ten Trends 2020 released on Friday, we can’t go past this retrospective look at trends from the last 15 years (and the impact they’ve had on education in Aotearoa). Download the document and explore the trends behind the technology, structural, cultural, economic and process...
edSpace live event: Cultivating Social Connection online
Nothing can replace the physical connection that we all need in the form of face to face. So what...Nothing can replace the physical connection that we all need in the form of face to face. So what can we do in the meantime to cultivate the connection they need and we need? By turning up the volume online on the ways we can possibly socially connect. If you are interested in knowing more, why...
