How educators can account for student anxiety during lessons

How educators can account for student anxiety during lessons

Building social-emotional tools into lessons and assignments can better equip students to navigate classroom anxiety, one expert says.

Rising crisis: school refusal increases globally

School refusal is increasing globally, driven by anxiety rather than laziness, prompting calls for a national approach to support affected students and families. Education has come such a long way. Join  Greg Campitelli for this in-depth program about the future of the education industry. Beyond Education, together with Enquiry Tracker. School refusal is on the rise across Australia and globally, with growing evidence that it’s linked more to an…

How Educators Can Help Anxious Students​ Thrive in School

Feeling anxious is common for kids and teens. Everybody feels nervous at some point or worries about things such as grades, friends, and the future. Some kids are especially prone to anxiety and may have a harder time functioning as a result. Being anxious at school can make it harder to concentrate in class, affect performance on quizzes and tests, make it harder to ask for help, and interfere with the ability to make and keep friends. By knowi…