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a) As a group, answer these questions:

•What is ‘mental health’? What is ‘wellbeing’? Give examples.

•How might poor mental health lead to poor wellbeing? Give examples.

•How might good mental health lead to good wellbeing? Give examples.

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b) Look at the following example research question:

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b) Look at the following example research question:

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What are the effects of online study on student mental health and wellbeing?

What does this researcher want to find out? Explain in your own words.

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Watch the video in groups and answer these questions:

When reading an academic journal article, should you read every single section?  Why / Why not?

According to the video, what should you do after scanning the text?

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The University of Sheffield Kaltura Digital Media Hub

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Study Skills Hack created by 301 Academic Skills Centre.

You will be faced with a lot of reading on your course, including long reading lists with lots of dense and complex texts on them. Faced with so much information to get through, how do you even begin to read it all? There is a simple answer: you don't need to. So, faced with a new text, where do you start?

It might seem obvious, but read the title first.

Next, check the date of publication. Is it recent? Has it been superseded by other research?

Now look at the contents, or abstract if there is one.

If you still need to read on, look through the sub-headings and look at any pictures, charts or diagrams.

Next, you might want to read the introduction in full, followed by the conclusion.

If you want to scan the main body of the text, look at the first sentence of each paragraph.

Now look at the bibliography - are there other relevant texts on there that you can use for your own review of the literature?

By now you will have a good idea of the content of the text. Do you need to look in more detail at some or all of it? If it seems important, now is the time to read it in more detail.

Based on your scan-read, set yourself some key questions to answer and read the text in full, taking notes and answering your questions as you go.

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Study Skills Hack created by 301 Academic Skills Centre.You will be faced with a lot of reading on your course, including long reading lists with lots of dense and complex texts on them. Faced with so much information to get through, how do you even begin to read it all?

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Use the strategies in the PPT slides to complete the worksheet.

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•Student A: Add notes to the class padlet to explain what you learnt about the purpose, structure and content of a journal article.

•Student B: Add notes to the class padlet to explain what you learnt about the purpose, structure and content of a Research Proposal.

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use the pre-class activities to remind you.

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c) Choose the ONE article you think might be the most useful or relevant for this topic: the effects of online study on student mental health and wellbeing

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c) Choose the ONE article you think might be the most useful or relevant for this topic: the effects of online study on student mental health and wellbeing

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1.The relationship between teacher and student mental health and wellbeing

2.Mental health in distance learning: barriers and enablers to student mental wellbeing

3.Using songwriting to improve student mental health and wellbeing

4.Student mental health and the effectiveness of counselling

5.Distance learning and parental mental health during Covid-19

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Mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being.
Wellbeing is personal and subjective, but also universally relevant.

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How might poor mental health lead to poor wellbeing? Give examples.

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How might poor mental health lead to poor wellbeing? Give examples.

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If a person is shy, he may not be able to finish the speech. Feeling depressed or more shy.

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a) Mental health is our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. Well-being is the state of being comfortable, healthy, or happy. Examples are depression after loss.

b) Poor mental health can lead to excessive fear, worry or extreme feelings of guilt. Extreme mood changes of high and lows. Examples are withdrawal from friends and activities, significant fatigue, low energy and sleep problems.

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Mental health like psychology health
Well-being like both body health and mental health.

2. If a person have a depressive disorder, he might not want to have a chat with other people. He Maybe do something extreme like self harm. This can lead to to the poor wellbeing.
3. If you have a good mental health, you may feel confidence to face any problems, and you might also influence others to be positive.

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•How might good mental health lead to good wellbeing? Give examples.

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•How might good mental health lead to good wellbeing? Give examples.

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If a person confident enough, then he or she will achieve more, then he or she will be successful.