These tools present a variety of teaching practices to promote student well-being in the classroom.
Well-being in learning environments
Simon Fraser University
On this web page, you will find a resource library in which tools can be searched according to the size of the group, progress in the academic path, time in the session, type of resource, preparation time or conditions conducive to well-being.
TEACHING PRACTICES THAT PROMOTE STUDENT WELLBEING: A Tool for Educators
University of British Columbia
In this document, in the form of a checklist, the University of British Columbia proposes concrete actions to promote student well-being. They are classified by theme and by level of implementation (easy to implement or requiring minimal preparation or in-depth consideration).
Enhancing Student Wellbeing
University of Melbourne
This website offers a number of tools to help university teaching staff develop programmes and learning environments that support the mental health of the student population. Topics include factors contributing to psychological distress, the role of universities in promoting mental health, developing a lesson plan and strategies for self-care.
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