Tag: mental health
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Understanding Today’s UWGB Students: Trends & Strategies for Success
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Article by Kris Vespia, Director of the Center of the Advancement of Teaching and Learning (CATL) As CATL prepares for our semester-long focus on Teaching Today’s UWGB Students, the first step is to identify who those students are. There’s a common narrative out there that UW-Green Bay’s students are fundamentally different today in terms of…
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Resources on Trauma-Informed Education
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As a follow-up to Mays Imad’s recent talk on our campus, we invite you to explore the resources below on topics related to employee and student mental health, as well as trauma-informed education in general and some specific teaching strategies that might fall into that category.
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College Student Mental Health: What Instructors Should Know
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Professor of Psychology Kris Vespia addresses the mental health crisis our students are facing and provides some context on how poor mental health can create barriers for students’ success. She then offers practical suggestions and resources instructors can use to better support their students in need, reminding instructors that they don’t need to be experts…