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What is mental health?

1. What is Cardiovascular disease?

2. What is Hypertension?

3. Is India's air quality good and where does it stand?

4. How does poor air quality effect our health and well being?

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1. How does the human body system work?

2. How does our brain function?

3. How does asthalin pump work?

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1. How does our body grow from a baby to an adult?

2. What phrases do people use to try to influence you?

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1. What do people think about vaccines?

2. What do people think about the changes in human body?

3. What is it like to have good health and well being?

4. What can I do if my friend needed help or support?

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what is it like to have a good health and well being

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1. What things can we do to look after our physical well being?

2. What can I do to look after my mental and emotional well being?

3. What actions can be taken to help promote good health and well being in our school?

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what is it like to have a good health and well being?

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What is depression?

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How important is having a good health and well being?

How do we prevent depression?

How does our nervous system work?

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What can cause Covid 19?
What can cause Depression?
What are the effects of depression?

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What changes does your body go through when you turn obese?

What are the changes in your mind when you are getting depressed?

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How is metal health connected to physical health?

How is your nervous system connected to your organs?

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What do people think about the new Covid 19 vaccines?

Do people prefer the serum type of Covid vaccine?

What is a good health and well being?

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How do we prevent depression?

How can we prevent getting obese?

What should we do to have a good health and well  - being?

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1. What are the causes of Covid 19?

2. What are the short/long term effects of drinking alcohol and smoking?

3. Why is rest important?

4. Why is physical activity and enough sleep important?

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what are the causes and effect of phobia?

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What is phobia?

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Store photos and docs online. Access them from any PC, Mac or phone. Create and work together on Word, Excel or PowerPoint documents.

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☆ I like her empathize stage and how she cares about others
☆ I like how creative she is and how she came up with it

۞ I wish she could add more points

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Interview 10 people. Have they had any difficulty when they were ill or their loved one was ill?

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Interview 10 people. Have they had any difficulty when they were ill or their loved one was ill?

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Have you interected with people during the pandemic?

Do you miss interacting with people?

What is mental health according to you?

Has the pandemic effected your mental health? Yes/No

How has it effected your mental health?

What effected your mental health apart from the pandemic?

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how does poor air quality effect our health and well being

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how does poor air quality effect our health and well being

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Write down the objective of the survey on top of your Google form.

No names, only age group and gender

What do you think about your school?

How do you feel about school?
Happy
Sad
Anxious/Nervous
Lazy
Bored

Do you get stressed about your school work?
1- Not at all stressed
5- Extremely stressed

How do you feel in general in a social setting?
Happy
Included
Excluded
Lost

On a scale of 1-5, rate your confidence and self-esteem. If it's below 3, then state a reason why?

When you look in the mirror, can you use two adjectives stating how you feel

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Name:

Gender:
Male / Female

Which grade?
Grade _________

How old are you?
8-11 years old
12-18 years old

How many hours a day do you sleep?
Less than 5 hours

5 – 9 hours

More than 9 hours

How many times a week do you exercise?

Never

2-3 times a week

3 – 4 times a week

5 – 7 times a week

Do you feel anxious going through your daily routine?

Yes

No

Sometimes

How do you feel when you wake up on most days?

fresh

Happy

Anxious/ Nervous

Lazy

How do you feel before going to bed on most days?
happy
anxious/nervous
tired
excited

Do you feel sad/lonely often?
Yes
No

Do you have a phobia?
Yes
No

Which kind of phobia do you have?
NA
Phobia of __________

How much screen time do you have in a day?

None

1 – 2 hours a day

2 – 4 Hours a day

More than 8 hours a day

How often do you do yoga/meditation?
Never

2-3 times a week

3 – 4 times a week

5 – 7 times a week

How long do you meditate or do yoga?
NA
5 minutes
15 minutes
30 minutes
1-2 hours

Have you been bullied?
Yes
No

How have you been bullied?
cyber
emotionally
physically
other________

How do express your feelings?
write a diary
talk to someone
keep it to yourself
engage in an art form

Do you think you are healthy mentally?
Yes
No

self esteem
social aspects
environmental causes

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What is bullying?

Types of bullying

Effects of bullying on ones mental health/well-being.

How to combat bullying?

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Bullying is being mean to another kid over and over again. Bullying often includes:

Teasing

Talking about hurting someone

Spreading rumors

Leaving kids out on purpose

Attacking someone by hitting them or yelling at them

Bullying does not always happen in person. Cyberbullying is a type of bullying that happens online or through text messages or emails. It includes posting rumors on sites like Facebook, sharing embarrassing pictures or videos, and making fake profiles or websites.

Kids Who are Bullied

Kids who are bullied can feel like they are:

Kids who are bullied have a hard time standing up for themselves. They think the kid who bullies them is more powerful than they are. Bullying can make them:

Sad, lonely, or nervous

Feel sick

Have problems at school

Bully other kids

Kids Who Bully Others

Kids bully others for many reasons, they may:

Want to copy their friends

Think bullying will help them fit in

Think they are better than the kid they are bullying

Bullying is never ok. Those who bully use power to hurt people. Power does not always mean bigger or stronger. Power can also mean popular or smart. Or, the kid doing the bullying may know a secret about the kid being bullied.

Kids who bully can have other problems, too, even when they get older, like using alcohol and drugs, getting into fights, and dropping out of school.

Kids Who See Bullying

When kids see bullying, they may not know what to do. They may feel depressed or worried. They may be absent from school because they don't feel safe. They may join in or stay silent so they won't get bullied themselves. They may stand up to the bully. But the best thing to do is get an adult who will stop the bullying on the spot.

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Bullying is being mean to another kid over and over again. Bullying often includes: Teasing Talking about hurting someone Spreading rumors Leaving kids out on purpose Attacking someone by hitting them or yelling at them Bullying does not always happen in person. Cyberbullying is a type of bullying that happens online or through text messages or emails.

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It's a harmful behavior that impacts 1 in 5 students in the US.

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Insufficient sleep can lead to anxiousness and can affect the actions and or decisions you make.

Bullying can lead to loneliness, anxiousness and emotional disturbance

Insufficient sleep can lead to anxiousness and can disturb your mental health

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NGO in India - Child Rights Organization | Leher

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" Bullying builds character like nuclear waste creates superheroes. It's a rare occurrence and often does much more damage than endowment. " said author, Zack W. Van.

We have all been bullied at some point in our lives. Taunted and hit in the classroom, called nasty names, excluded at the playground, cornered on the bus or had our lunch money stolen. Some of us continue to be bullied, long after our childhood days, because we didn't have someone to stand up for us, or we didn't have the courage or support to face the bully ourselves.

At its core, bullying is violence against children, against their rights to respect and dignity and infringes on the basic human rights values of inclusion, participation and non-discrimination. Allowing a bullying culture to flourish can have serious impact on a child's physical, mental, moral and social development. One insidious though pervasive issue is the bullying culture in schools that today also finds a space online, oft shrugged off as a childhood rite of passage.

This week, #NoBulliesAllowed looks to create awareness, dialogue, share tips and solutions for children, parents and schools in tackling the widespread issue of bullying amongst children and adolescents, both online and offline.

'Coming Out' against childhood bullying

P.S- Send in your questions (and we promise to keep them anonymous)

Google form: http://bit.ly/2kA74H1

Understanding Bullying Before Addressing It

Children and adolescents face numerous forms of bullying...at home with siblings, in school with seniors and classmates, in the park with peers and friends...pushing them into isolation or indignation, fear or aggression, mental illnesses and failed relationships, and a spiral of unhappiness, caused by that one bully in their life. Often this bullying is not taken too seriously by parents, families and teachers, due to lack of understanding about what it means to be bullied or not having tangible solutions to rectify it. Here's how you can understand bullying before addressing it.

On-Line - Off-Track

Teaching to be safe online is as important as teaching them to cross the road correctly or light a matchstick carefully. The rules are the same as in the real world. Chandrika Rao writes about equipping our children to deal with challenges they face today in the cyber world.

Harrish Iyer on 'Coming Out' against Bullying

Befriending The Big Bad Bully

We are used to hearing about the problem of bullying and how parents and schools need to intervene. But here's how Anushka Ganguly's son learnt to befriend his bully, to set an example for many young boys like himself.

The Bully In Us

For some reason parents place a great premium on their children "being tough". What does "being tough" really mean? It means that children will not go crying to Mommy, Daddy or Teacher when things go wrong. They will use their words or if need be fists to deal with any situation.

How often does this defence mechanism turn into bullying behaviour? Almost always. Chandrika Rao says it is time to acknowledge the inner bully in us and show our child a better way to cope.

How To Reduce The Risk Of Internet Stalkers Trapping Children Online

How to reduce the risk of internet stalkers trapping children online

Silent (Mis)Treatment

"Sometimes bullies are your friends and bullying prevention tips don't tell you how to deal with that." But while it is clear that silent treatment is a part of bullying being a silent onlooker is also mistreatment. Chandrika Rao

On How To Beat The Bully

A teenage girl affected by the death of another builds an app, parents affected by the suicide of their 11 year old child start a campaign, a school appoints anti-bullying ambassadors to deal with bullying, human and child rights organizations take a pledge to fight this menace through a community led initiative...If you're looking for a way to beat the bully, read on.

Unable To Beat The Bully

Bullying today is taking many forms... The blue whale that compels you to commit suicide, the online boyfriend who threatens to expose videos of you, the back bencher in school who forces you to do his homework, the group of popular girls who laugh at you for dressing differently, and the classmate who makes you do the wrong things... Studies show that every third child is bullied in schools in India. The numbers of such cases are alarming, and the stories are telling of a dangerous phenomena that has always existed, but continues to spiral with the advent and access of social media.

Bullying can be, and must be stopped. Here's a listing of some of those cases that made it to the news, but could have seen a different ending.

If you were bullied, share your story and use and help others come out too!

#NoBulliesAllowed - A Youth's Perspective

"The ( You)th can turn the tables, and change the social epidemic, which is bullying and cure it. They have the power to do it, but if only, they realize it, and fight for it, and see the magic that is within them, and choose to spread it." - Yeshna Dindoyal, youth activist and adocate and UNICEF Voices of Youth blogger, shares her perspective on bullying. #NoBulliesAllowed

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" Bullying builds character like nuclear waste creates superheroes. It's a rare occurrence and often does much more damage than endowment. " said author, Zack W. Van. We have all been bullied at some point in our lives. Taunted and hit in the classroom, called nasty names, excluded at the playground, cornered on the bus or had our lunch money stolen.

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we could make another form and ask them to write thier names so that we can contact them but in the form we can write how have you been bullied and if it hurted how how

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We can make a form with their names so we can have a workshop/session for the people who got bullied 

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We can make a form with their names so we can have a workshop/session for the people who got bullied 

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Assembly to raise awareness

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 by aathmik smaran.  for the bulling problem my idea was : monitoring of students to make sure no physical violence is there and then even though we have mini principal's they aren't very effective because we only talk about climate change and most students (including me) feel like it is a class and don't share our problems because we are uncomfortable

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 by aathmik smaran.  for the bulling problem my idea was : monitoring of students to make sure no physical violence is there and then even though we have mini principal's they aren't very effective because we only talk about climate change and most students (including me) feel like it is a class and don't share our problems because we are uncomfortable

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We can put posters up after the lockdown in our societies to spread awareness

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by annika chopra.  Just ignore them, tell them to stop and tell a trusted adult

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by annika chopra.  Just ignore them, tell them to stop and tell a trusted adult

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Bullying can lead to loneliness, anxiousness and emotional disturbance

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https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2015/09/5-ways-to-improve-the-well-being-of-the-world/

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https://www.voicesofyouth.org/campaign/mental-health-wellbeing-guide-how-take-care-yourself-during-stressful-times

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https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/03/mental-health-lessons-learned-2020-2021/

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https://positivepsychology.com/child-mental-health-happiness/

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https://indianexpress.com/article/world/world-happiness-report-finland-ranks-first-india-139th-7237106/

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/g/gnh.asp

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCrjevx3-Js