TIG 4: Mental Health & Wellness by

History of Psychiatric Hospitals

2023-11-10 01:34:41 UTC

Anthony: It is necessary to be reminded of the "dark periods" of topics so we know how far people have gotten into the "dark side." It is important to know these things to set boundaries and lines that are meant to not be crossed. It is important for students to be shown this due to the lack of knowledge and insight that is shown about it. It is easy to cover and get into in regards to U.S. History and would be a reminder to those that we have the priviledge to live in a time where these are very uncommon and we had the proper resources to seek the necessary help.

Lesson of How to teach Mental Health in History with a Packed Curriculum

2023-11-10 01:38:45 UTC

Anthony: This article has been chosen due to how it helps to add in a lesson about Mental Health in a class with an already packed curriculum. It adds a bunch of knowledge, such as teachers notes, on how to do this instruction and even some sources about journal entries of people with mental health issues in the past. It gives the class first person perspectives or retellings of how people in the past discussed their issues and the amount of mental stress they had and what they had done in result of it.

Including Mental Health enquiries in the History curriculum

2023-11-10 01:50:36 UTC

Anthony: Mental health is an important factor not only in the current modern times, but throughout history as well. In this article, Jess Ripper helps give insight on the matters of mental health and how it could be used throughout multiple topics in History. Not only this, but she also discusses the possible concerns about teaching Mental Health in the classroom with concerns such as students feeling uncomfortable sharing their thoughts on mental health. She gives examples as to how to include Mental health in History, such as discussing wars and how mental health ties in with that topic.

Science: What investigating neural pathways can reveal about mental health

2023-11-10 01:53:03 UTC

Miles: Studying neural pathways provides crucial information about understanding mental health. Students can investigate neural pathways to help see the different areas of the brain function. Neural pathways research can reveal how stress and trauma can lead to PTSD.

Transforming Health: History of Mental Illness Video

2023-11-10 01:55:25 UTC

Anthony: This is a video that goes over the history of mental illnesses and how much they have been discussed over time. It is a necessary inclusion due to how it talks about how mental illness can affect every single person in any sort of way. This is a video that can be used to share awareness for mental health and could be used in U.S. History.

Adapt conservation biology teaching to address eco-anxiety in students

2023-11-10 01:57:19 UTC

Amanda: This article discusses the issue of Eco-anxiety and how it affects the mental health of students. This explains the causes as well as lists recommendations for how to help your students who struggle with this, such as purposing assignments where students find practical solutions for environmental issues.

Neurographic Art

2023-11-10 01:58:48 UTC

Jeff: The Benefits of Neurographic Art and it’s ability to reduce levels of anxiety and stress from every day life struggles through an expressive lense that can make learning more effective.

Managing Art Critique

2023-11-10 02:12:11 UTC

Helpful for art teachers who need help navigating leading student critique while being conscious, mindful, and respectful of students artwork. Teaching critique promotes student development of skills to become social critics and decision-makers.

Art

2023-11-12 04:09:48 UTC

Jayson: Ice breaker activities that invite students to interact with each other and create bonds and friendships in class. Ice breaker activates allow for students to embrace their vulnerability and find common ground with other students.

Kazuki Takizawa using glass to explore mental health

2023-11-12 04:33:49 UTC

Jayson: Seeing Kazuki and hearing his story can build bridges of meaningfulness with students lived experiences and realities with mental health

CRSP: An Overview

2023-11-13 07:10:42 UTC

Amanda: This is a great resource for understanding CRSP and its components. The video includes an overview as well as books they recommend on the topic (including our textbook!) and is part of a playlist that dives deeper into the subject

Challenging the Stigma of Mental Health

2023-11-13 22:28:29 UTC

Michelle Hammer uses her art to challenge and change New York's view of mental health and to end the stigma associated with it. This video serves as a way to show students that art can be used to challenge social systems and develop skills to advance reform.

Making Art Habitual

2023-11-14 00:01:30 UTC

Jayson: Presents a teacher with many strategies to implement that are connected to different ways people learn art that can aid their students build a strong foundation in getting in the habit of producing artwork which involves mental wellness, and emotional assessment of ones self.

Understanding Our Own Culture to Understand Others

2023-11-16 06:23:33 UTC

Amanda: This article covers the different types of cultures present in a classroom to be aware of in order to build relationships accordingly.

Safe Spaces to Brave Spaces

2023-11-16 06:32:29 UTC

Amanda: "The mark of an educated mind is to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it". This video discusses how to make a space somewhere where people can have productive discussions

Sacramento State Wellness Toolkit

2023-11-16 06:41:42 UTC

Jayson: This article provides instructors with a toolkit that can help them lead a class that encourages mental wellness and grows academic success. These strategies are adaptable and can be capable of being implemented in asynchronous classes.

3 Tips to Make Any Lesson More Culturally Responsive According to Zaretta Hammond

2023-11-16 06:48:02 UTC

Four Ways Teachers Can Support Students of Color

2023-11-16 06:48:30 UTC

Overview

2023-11-16 06:53:52 UTC

The colors represent the person who contributed the resource. The topics present in this padlet are science, social studies, and art.

Inequities in Embedded in Measures of Engagement in Science Education for African American Learners from a Culturally Relevant Science Pedagogy Lens

2023-11-16 06:55:53 UTC

Amanda: “Science educators must reframe the purpose of science education toward social change and engage in professional development toward culturally relevant pedagogy. The 5 types of mastery for engagement in science being: Content, Currency (connecting science and social issues), context (personalizing learning), Critique Mastery (science as a medium to analyze oppression through analysis), and conduct mastery (Sets expectations for activist outcomes to improve social engagement).

Culturally Relevant Pedagogy and the 5E Lesson Plan

2023-11-16 07:12:02 UTC

Amanda: "When students’ experiences go unrecognized, they are more likely to become disengaged and/or alienated from learning experiences" This resource discusses how CRSP can improve the mental health of students, as well as how to use the NGSS and 5E model to do so

Q&A With Zaretta Hammond: Ready for Rigor

2023-11-16 07:15:01 UTC

Making Science Instruction Compelling for All Students: Using Cultural Formative Assessment to Build on Learner Interest and Experience

2023-11-16 07:18:24 UTC

Amanda: This is an online page with modules for professional development geared towards helping science teachers be culturally responsive in order to help their students feel motivated and successful in science

How teens can understand their mental health through art.

2023-11-16 09:27:47 UTC

Jeff: A deep dive into art’s connection to mental health through the promotion of identity and celebrating individuality which includes 3 art activities.

Building a Better Check-In

2023-11-16 09:49:46 UTC

Jeff: The way we check-in with students helps build relationships, fosters positivity within the classroom, and can improve student well-being. Here are 7 tips for improving check-ins with students.

Helping Students Own their Future

2023-11-16 10:04:34 UTC

Jeff: In a fast pace world, it is vital for students to be reminded that what they do today matters. This article provides knowledge and resources on students’ development of Futures literacy to foster whole child/youth development.

Art & Resilience

2023-11-16 16:59:39 UTC

5 Art Therapy-Inspired activities to help students navigate language barriers, trauma, and psychological distress while building resilience along the way.

Discussion & Reflection

2023-11-16 17:11:26 UTC

Jeff: This worksheet introduces Los Tres Grandes (The Three Greats) muralist of Mexican Revolution art. The worksheet guides readers to further explore these artists and their impact on representing human struggles, war, and the working class in a world that sees them as a minority. As students find the common interest amongst the Three Greats, they can reflect on what they as students have in common with the artists.

The Process of Activism Through Artist Statements.

2023-11-16 17:18:57 UTC

This self assessment allows students to reflect on their art (preferably after making art on a cause/issue of interest), and how they used their art as their voice to advocate for a cause (mental health & wellness or other) that matters to them.

Mental Health Activities

2023-11-16 20:54:43 UTC

Miles: Implementing mental health activites in a classroom setting is important for many reasons. Students face different challenges in and out of school that impact their overall well being. This article provides 6 mental health activites for high school students.

Exercise and the Brain

2023-11-16 21:05:16 UTC

Miles: Physical fitness has an impact on learning and cognitive functions. This article can provide students how it can improve learning and mental health.

What Educators Could do and Should Know in regards to Mental Health in the classroom

2023-11-16 21:12:22 UTC

Anthony: This source does a good job in talking about what exactly educators should know in their classroom about mental health, such as watching out for warning signs for any mental health problems. This source gives tips and insight as to what they should look for in terms of student behavior and what they could do in their classrooms and schools on the matter. It also talks about how to develop effective school mental health programs and gives resources to help support as much as they can.

How to talk to Students about Mental Health

2023-11-16 21:15:21 UTC

Anthony: This article discusses how an educator can talk to her student(s) about the topic of mental health. The article talks about how you as an educator must conduct research into the topic and find resources that could help in any way. It also shows how to ask if the students are okay and it gives 5 steps to help discuss mental health in a 1 on 1 setting with a student.

The influence of genetics, psychology, and biology

2023-11-16 21:25:21 UTC

Miles: Teaching the biological aspects of mental health can help students critically analyze how brain chemistry can change into mental health conditions. "This article focuses on many of the nature- or person-related aspects; meaning the genetic, psychological, and biological factors that can influence mental health." This article will provide scientific principles for students to better understand and have group discussions around mental health.

Stress effects on the body

2023-11-16 21:41:16 UTC

Miles: This article can help students learn the physiological aspects of emotions and stress responses. This can also encourage students to critically think how stress affects their overall mental health. "Our bodies are well equipped to handle stress in small doses, but when that stress becomes long-term or chronic, it can have serious effects on your body."

Mental Health Theories

2023-11-16 21:45:20 UTC

Miles: Mental health theories provide a structure for students to understand the different aspects of mental health conditions. Educating students about the scientific basis of mental health issues can reduce stigma and promote a better understanding for those who are dealing with mental health challenges.

Neurographic Art Tutorial

2023-11-17 00:32:01 UTC