Stress-reducing tunes music to student’s ears

By Chelsea Channing
Published August 31, 2017

Anxiety typically runs high around exam time, but could Katy Perry or Ed Sheeran be the answer to quashing academic stress?

Researchers from University of Queensland’s School of Psychology are exploring this idea in an intervention which teaches teenagers how to ...

This story appeared in the September 2017 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.

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