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Dr Poppy Gibson is a Lecturer in Education at the Open University, England. After eleven years teaching and leading in primary schools around London, Poppy moved into Higher Education to work on primary education degrees, supporting students taking their steps to become primary school teachers. Poppy's research centres on wellbeing and mental health in education; and promoting positive outcomes for all of our learners through inclusion and the fostering of safe spaces where students can thrive.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Childhood in the 21st century 3. Children and their communities 4. Attachment 5. Trauma, loss and grief 6. Depression and anxiety 7. Neurodiversity 8. Gender identity 9. Authority 10. SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) 11. Very able children 12. Phobias 13. Hard to communicate 14. Wellbeing
1. Introduction 2. Childhood in the 21st century 3. Children and their communities 4. Attachment 5. Trauma, loss and grief 6. Depression and anxiety 7. Neurodiversity 8. Gender identity 9. Authority 10. SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) 11. Very able children 12. Phobias 13. Hard to communicate 14. Wellbeing
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