Dealing with student and teacher emotional wellbeing key to quick recovery

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published May 19, 2020

As schools reopen in New Zealand this week, a clinical psychologist says an initial focus on emotional wellbeing will, in the long run, equal a faster return to optimal learning conditions.

However, how the nation's children psychologically adapt back into the classroom will not be unanimous, according to registered clinical psychologist ...

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